eternity VS export-saved-reddit

I didn't know that. I thought that change was only for third party apps. Gonna tell on myself for a second, but I have a NSFW alt hooked into eternity for reddit (which now looks to be read only, rip) to archive NSFW posts and bypass reddits 1000 post limit.

According to Eternity I have over 2000 saved posts and 300+ saved comments. (Eternity itself would work great for my purposes except it doesn't retain the URLs for link posts; it does save the permalinks for the Reddit threads themselves but if the site dies or half the subs stay private those won't be very useful...)

Someone made a database where you can set up and collect your saved post past 1000 posts. Well, not like this will matter anyway once the API pricing goes online. Almost everything will get shut down and breaks.

This is where eternity comes in - it lets you 'bypass' the 1000 post limit, and indexes all your saves into a list that you can filter by subreddit, and search through.

In my ~decade on Reddit I've curated a save folder with a lot of NSFW content. Using eternity I have it organized into an excel file with post titles, subreddits, date posted, and links to the comments. Using this what would be the easiest way to mass download my collection so when imgur gets wiped I still have access to things and they don't get nuked on the 15th?

You might like Eternity, which exports your Reddit comments/posts/saves to a Firebase database.

I do believe you can do this natively with Reddit Premium or with a tool like eternity

You can see all of your saved things past 1000 by using this. (I haven't tried, but some research I did a while ago says it works)

If you would like to only back up your "Saved" posts, this script may work. But it is not without issues. Please use Github Issues to report any bugs.

While we can't really predict the evolution of Reddit apps, in the light of recent API charge issues, I think it is safer to update - one more time - all the accounts one has ever used (active or suspended), with saved Reddit links ("Reddit bookmarks") with the likes of export-saved-reddit [1]. Others may have better solutions, but this one - for me - worked well for many years, and still does.

[1] https://github.com/csu/export-saved-reddit

I've not done any code review, but https://github.com/csu/export-saved-reddit seemed to work

if you can navigate command lines and use python scripts, I found this one to be pretty decent.

J'ai jeté un oeil vite et trouvé un thread qui parlait de Reddit Manager, et un autre sur Github. Dans les deux cas ça parle de l'export, mais je vois pas de référence à l'import.