Export X Bookmarks

X gives you almost no way to get your own bookmarks back out. Export X Bookmarks is a Chrome extension that fixes that: it reads your bookmark list with the X session you are already signed into, so there is no API key, no developer account and no OAuth setup. The import runs in the background in batches of about 100 at a time, at roughly the pace a person scrolls, and continues even if you close the tab. A counter shows how many posts were captured out of the total X reports, so you know when the job is genuinely complete — and if it stalls, the extension tells you why.

Once imported, your bookmarks live locally in the browser as a proper library. Full-text search covers post text, authors, image alt text and quoted posts as you type, and you can trigger it from the address bar by typing "xb" followed by your query. Posts can be sorted onto shelves by type — threads, images, videos, links and code — and exported to Markdown, JSON, CSV or HTML without any cap or trial. New bookmarks keep syncing every 30 minutes while Chrome is open.

There is also an optional AI digest: a periodic email that brings back a handful of your own bookmarks, written up with descriptions of what their images show. The weekly digest is free; the daily one is part of Pro. Privacy is handled explicitly — without an account the bookmarks stay in your browser and are never uploaded, the optional digest is the only feature that sends a copy to the developer's server (deletable at any time), and your X cookies and tokens never leave the browser. The extension claims it never posts, likes, follows or otherwise modifies anything on your X account. Note that it is an independent product and is not affiliated with X Corp.