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Well, after discovering that the starred locations are also mirrored on Google Bookmarks, I wrote a Python script to scrape the coordinates and generate a KML file:
Export Google Maps starred locations
Go to Google Bookmarks: https://www.google.com/bookmarks/
On the bottom left, click "Export bookmarks": https://www.google.com/bookmarks/bookmarks.html?hl=...
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No guaranteed, faithful audit trail is given by Google Docs. Logs are lost by Google because of (1) deleterious forced upgrades (2) forced space optimization (3) no downloadable backups preventing loss.
Revisions Deleted by Upgrade: Google Docs' last official upgrade did not save, nor migrate, old Revision History to their new version, resulting in total ...
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Seeing that there's no convenient way of doing this provided by Google, I've created a tiny online app for export of your starred locations: http://gexport.somee.com/
It's very primitive, but it does the job. (credits to endolith for the idea of implementation)
UPDATE: this app is no longer relevant, you can use Google Takeout to export your bookmarks as ...
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To download your data, log into Facebook, then click the little arrow in the top right and select "Account Settings".
In the bottom left of your "General Account Settings" find the line of text that says "Download a copy of your Facebook data" and click the link.
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To start, use a computer and open the Google Chrome browser. If you don’t have Google Chrome, then download it. Then use the Google Chrome browser to go to http://m.facebook.com/messages/
Then click the person you want to see the first message with.
Now press Ctrl+Shift+J and then paste this code into the lower window that pops up, and then press Enter. It ...
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Under Privacy & Settings under the "Account" tab is a link to Request an archive of your data
Download your LinkedIn data
Did you know you can request an archive of your activity and data on LinkedIn anytime?
Within minutes, you'll get the archived information that's fastest to compile including things like your messages, connections and ...
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You can try going to http://m.facebook.com/ and click on "Messages".
Select a person to view the history, and click on "See Older Messages" once.
Notice that &start= part in the URL, that's the number of received and sent messages minus 7.
Notice the &page_size=7 part in the URL. Currently, Facebook does not limit this number, you can set that to ...
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There is unfortunately no in house option from Reddit itself, nor are there any 3rd party apps that allow this.
However, using the Reddit API, you could use:
http://www.reddit.com/user/karmanaut/overview.json
or to return in XML format:
http://www.reddit.com/user/karmanaut/overview.xml
Of course you can fetch just your comments or your submitted links:
→...
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I found the button class for the 'Want to Read' button and looped through and clicked them all by running this Javascript in the console.
var buttonArray = document.getElementsByClassName('w-button-common w-button-unfollow'); for(var a=0;a<buttonArray.length;a++){ buttonArray[a].click(); }
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Easiest process was to go to Google Bookmarks, copy each of the starred items, and paste it to a note or Word doc. Log out of the Google account and log into the new Google account. Go to Google Maps. Paste each link from your doc into Google maps one by one and star each item as you go. Took me 5 minutes to do the 20 or so that I had. Very easy.
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Google Takeout will let you download your Gmail messages in MBOX format.
From there, you'd need to convert it to CSV. I haven't used any of these, but a quick search found several possible paths you could take, for instance:
MBOX-to-XLS Converter
Aid4Mail
mbox2csv (perl script)
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You need to use a third-party email client and get your messages via the POP and/or IMAP protocols. A desktop client is usually assumed, but you might be able to use a webmail app like Outlook.com. (You'll have a lot less control of your data with the latter.)
From the Data Liberation Front:
Escaping from Gmail
IMAP, POP Access
It's easy to use a different ...
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Google provides a way to download your uploaded videos with their "Take Out" archive tool.
Link here
It is possible with the Youtube API but requires an authenticated GET request. Here is more information on how to write one.
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I figured out a way to export your starred locations.
Go to your account settings
Click on the section titled "Data Tools"
Click Select data to download
"Create an Archive"
Check "Bookmarks"
"Create Archive"
Download and you're done! You'll get an HTML file with all the locations as addresses that are linked to the Google Maps.
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Go to https://takeout.google.com/ and select only Maps (your places)
After downloading and extracting zip, use http://nearby.org.uk/convert-saved-places.php to convert to KML
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Google Takeout can be used to download data from most Google services, including Google+. From the help article:
You can download your Google+ content using Google Takeout.
If you want to download your Google+ data, you need to download your data from:
+1s
Google+ Circles
Google+ Communities
Google+ Stream
Note: If you want to download Google+ Pages ...
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This facility is "not currently available", unfortunately. Maybe keep an eye on this page:
https://help.twitter.com/en/using-twitter/advanced-twitter-block-options#
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I use a tool called SocialSafe that backs up all of (well, pretty much all of) my Facebook content, and that now includes messages. I can search through them all, and also jump see in the little diary part of it all of the different things that I've done on Facebook over the years.
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The bottom line is, no, there is not.
Unlike Blogger, which has a way to write posts externally, Google+ does not have any such public system, and Google appears to have not wanted to support such a thing to migrate posts at this time.
Make sure you use the Send feedback system to make sure they are aware of your displeasure with this situation and urge ...
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Download a copy of your Facebook data: click the little arrow in the top right and select "Account Settings". Then find the line of text that says "Download a copy of your Facebook data" and click the link.
I wrote a handy python script called mesExtractor that help you extract any conversation in your Facebook data. Using this script, I'm able to extract ...
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This is now working for amazon.de too. You just need to create a business account. Then go to Business Konto -> Beschaffungsanalysen (sorry for German, but he asked especially for amazon.de). There you can select required columns and export it to CSV.
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Amazon > Your Account > Download Order Reports
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An enterprising fellow made a Python script to do this using Scrapy. It can output results as JSON or write to a SQLite database.
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I wrote a scraper (in Python 2.7 and Scrapy) for this task a while ago. Sans official API, it uses a logged-in session cookie and HTML parsing. Dumps to SQLite by default. GitHub: YouTube Watch History Scraper
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Apologies for the late answer, but I have recently been wanting to accomplish this too.
I used the latest version of Google Contacts at the time of writing, and the density layout of "Compact" (not the default "Comfortable"!).
I then used the column order of
Name
Job title & company
Email
Phone number
Labels (I did not have any so I ...
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AFAIK there isn't a way to export/download stored passwords yet.
References
Manage saved passwords from the web - Accounts Help
Sync passwords across your devices - Accounts Help
Manage saved passwords - Chrome Help
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I saw this site posted elsewhere and tested their demo: http://app.feedcheck.co/amazon-review-exporter
(I have no affiliation with them)
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From the MyActivity page, I chose "Other Google activity" from the menu.
At the bottom of that page is a section:
Download your past searches
Create an archive of all your past searches with Google Takeout
When you click "Get Started", you're informed:
Download a copy of your data
Please read this carefully, it's not the usual yada ...
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No, you can not do anything with deactivated account. First you have to reactivate it and then do whatever you want to do, later you can again deactivate.
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It appears that the only way to stop paying for a user is to delete them. This Google page explains that even a suspended user will still incur license fees.
This Google page describes what happens when you delete a user from a G-Suite organization. It essentially says that all of the data will also be deleted, some immediately and some after a bit of time.
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