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admin880 wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2024 5:51 pm We also use the same IP

please confirm, did you use the same IP for 10k accounts?

Ideally you want 1 IP per account

goto

%appdata%\rootjazz\twitterdub\database



All your data is in that folder. Move it over to the same folder on the new machine and the new machine will load all your data.



Regards,
Martin

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post Images
Post Videos
Post Links
Post Tweets

all showing the "and followers" checkbox for me.


https://rootjazz.com/twitterdub/updatetesting.html
Make sure you are on the latest version



Regards,
Martin

how to be sure that the same tweet will not be replied twice if using multiple account ? To not process duplicate items across multiple accounts, you have multiple options. 1) SHARED ACTIONS. When you run a SHARED ACTION, the "already processed" lists for each account in the shared action...

The next update will include this feature. I shall let you know when it is ready. Regards, Martin Now you can share it with followers when you send a tweet, but, Martin, you don't seem to have added this feature to the page where the photo media is posted, the video media is also going to add this ...

Have you purchased the Communities addon?

viewtopic.php?p=85145#p85145


If so, you need to be on the latest version: https://rootjazz.com/twitterdub/updatetesting.html




Regards,
Martin

Next update, any .crx extensions found in the folder: %appdata%\rootjazz\twitterdub\browserextensions will be added to the browser module. google how to download the webextension, there are numerous ways (web sites / browser extensions), you will need the .crx file The next update will include this...

The next update will fix this. I shall let you know when it is ready.



Regards,
Martin