Frequently asked questions

No. PostKeeper is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by X Corp. or Twitter.

PostKeeper helps users export, back up, and organize X.com data that is accessible from their own browser session.

Depending on your account permissions and X.com availability, PostKeeper may help export posts, likes, bookmarks, followers, and following lists.

No. PostKeeper does not ask you to provide your X.com password.

PostKeeper does not ask for your X.com password. The extension may operate within your existing browser session on X.com and may use necessary session state to access pages and data visible to you. This is disclosed in our Privacy Policy.

PostKeeper is local-first. Exported data is processed in your browser whenever possible and saved to your own device. Any cloud-based feature, if introduced, will be clearly disclosed before use.

PostKeeper supports CSV, JSON, JSONL, Markdown, HTML, DOC, PDF, and ZIP exports depending on the export type.

Because PostKeeper works with X.com pages, some features may be affected when X.com changes its interface, availability, or access rules. We work to keep PostKeeper updated, but we cannot guarantee uninterrupted compatibility.

Yes. Every current local archive feature is available at no charge during the public beta.

No. A license key and payment are not required for the public beta.

No. Your archive data is processed locally in your browser and saved to your device.