Google Voice exporter is now on Greasy Fork and OpenUserJS
The Google Voice exporter is now on Greasy Fork and OpenUserJS, so it installs in one click from your userscript manager and updates on its own. It saves a Google Voice conversation, with its photos, as one MDZip (.mdz) file you can open in MDZip Studio, VS Code, the browser editor or any Markdown viewer.
What's new since the first release:
- Exporting one year or a date range now covers only that range, and it's much faster.
- Messages you sent are right-aligned, like they are in Google Voice.
- Contacts without a photo get round letter avatars that show up in more viewers, including the Windows File Explorer preview.
- An export where only you wrote is no longer titled "Unknown Contact"; the names come from the conversation itself.
Install steps and how it works · Source on GitHub
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