TAB T=1
TAB CLOSEALLOTHERS
SET !ERRORIGNORE NO
SET !DATASOURCE c:\followers.csv
SET !LOOP 1
SET !DATASOURCE_LINE {{!LOOP}}
URL GOTO=https://twitter.com/{{!COL1}}
ONDOWNLOAD FOLDER=c:\profile_pics\ FILE={{!COL1}}
TAG POS=1 TYPE=IMG ATTR=SRC:https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/*.jpg CONTENT=EVENT:SAVEITEM
Try with firefox and no you don't have to change any command on the script.@HoNeYBiRD
i get with chrome " RuntimeError: !DATASOURCE requires File IO interface, line: 4 "
question "loop count=the number of usernames on your list." i.e. → SET !LOOP 2
if 2 in the csv?
Well, i don't know about Chrome. I think that one is the most unstable, featureless when it comes to running iMacros. Try the standalone iMacros browser or the Firefox addon, i made this script with the standalone version, it might not work with different versions of iMacros.@HoNeYBiRD
i get with chrome " RuntimeError: !DATASOURCE requires File IO interface, line: 4 "
question "loop count=the number of usernames on your list." i.e. → SET !LOOP 2
if 2 in the csv?
And i need to reply to myselfI'm not sure if any bot would have this feature built into it.
But you can definitely scrape the list of followers of any account with pretty much any Twitter tool e.g. Followliker, then you can use this iMacros script i made to scrape the profile pics:
Create a followers.csv file with the usernames, one per line and put it into the root of your c: drive. If you play the macro in loop, it will go through the whole list one by one, the file names will be the usernames, loop count=the number of usernames on your list. It's feasible unless it's millions of usernames.HTML:TAB T=1 TAB CLOSEALLOTHERS SET !ERRORIGNORE NO SET !DATASOURCE c:\followers.csv SET !LOOP 1 SET !DATASOURCE_LINE {{!LOOP}} URL GOTO=https://twitter.com/{{!COL1}} ONDOWNLOAD FOLDER=c:\profile_pics\ FILE={{!COL1}} TAG POS=1 TYPE=IMG ATTR=SRC:https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/*.jpg CONTENT=EVENT:SAVEITEM