Anonymous ID: 995ba9 March 31, 2020, 6:32 p.m. No.8642507   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2602

Whenever it was - a couple weeks back? - I posted that I was going to create an "emergency" app to download all Q messages and images to a user's local disk (offline archival of all things Q). As is always the case, the time required to complete the app was drastically underestimated. At the time, I GUESSED "maybe 3 days." It's actually been 12.

 

I expect to have it released on Wednesday, 4/1/2020. The date is unfortunate, as nothing about this app has anything to do with April Fool's. It is quite real and it does the job I created it to do - it pulls the entire archive of Q messages, including all images, off the web and stores them on the local hard drive.

 

Here's the caveat: Windows only. Full versions of Windows. It's intended for desktops.

 

The app is 100% free, no strings. No spyware, adware, malware, no tracking, no bullshit, no games. It creates the archive and that's that. Currently it only pulls data off qanon.pub; the reason being that qanon.pub provides 4Ch/8Chan/8Kun message numbers.

 

I will need early testers. If interested, contact @QSourceApp1 on Twatter. Thanks in advance.

 

At the time I made the decision to begin writing the app, Covid was not nearly the "thing" it is now. I guess things have a way of working themselves out. The pandemic is going to get worse before it gets better so there's no telling what's going to happen in the future with access to /qresearch/, 8Kun, or the entire web. Being Windows only, the app can't (yet) be run by everybody, but it will work for enough people to where we should have a pretty good base of offline archives that are 100% complete.

 

God willing, the thing will enter test Wednesday 4/1.

Anonymous ID: 995ba9 March 31, 2020, 6:44 p.m. No.8642675   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>8642602

 

>>someone already made one you know.

 

I'm not finding it. I'm seeing an online repository which is no improvement over what we have now. qmap.pub is impeccable in its implementation and design and it's going to be a real stretch for anybody to improve on that. This is an app that runs on the desktop, accesses online independent of any browser, and pulls every message/image onto your hard drive.