Every change to this Actor, with its date.
2026-10-04: An account X suspended now reads "X suspended 1 account." with the
cause target_suspended , instead of a missing target.
2026-10-04: The Actor version in diagnostics & run reports is now the Apify
build number.
2026-10-04: A run no longer stops early when an upload's answer is lost. Its
rows are charged once.
twitterHandles lists every Article an account published.
A profile URL in startUrls does the same.
Each listed Article is an articlePreview row at the usual row price.
Every run uses 256 MB again, which is faster & more reliable for small runs.
When Xquik stays busy, each retry waits longer than the last.
If Xquik stays busy too long, that target fails & the run says why.
Busy answers are never charged.
A run near its time limit stops before a read it can't finish.
A run that started late says how long it waited, out of its time limit.
Requests to Xquik never follow a redirect, so the key stays with Xquik.
A run waits out a brief Xquik outage instead of failing.
Rows saved before an outage stay saved & are charged once.
Runs with more than 5 targets keep 256 MB, whatever field names them.
Runs up to maxItems 50 with up to 5 targets use 128 MB & cost less.
A run that finds nothing skips run-report , so it costs less in Apify usage.
An empty run's status says to check the targets & filters.
The README names the Actor as Xquik's X Article Scraper & adds a how-to,
pricing question & FAQ.
Runs under 34 results cost less in Apify usage, with no progress saves.
An aborted run's status counts its saved results, even during a slow upload.
During a run, the status shows how many results it has collected so far.
The status says when the run waits to retry.
The new alwaysSaveRunRecords input keeps run-report on every run.
The run reads URLs only from x.com & twitter.com , with or without
https:// .
List & Community URLs no longer count as Article IDs. The run warns about
them.
Runs open their dataset while they read X, so they finish sooner.
Article URLs such as x.com/name/article/123 now work, from twitter.com &
mobile links too.
The run now warns about links it cannot read, such as x.com/i/article links.
The warning says how to fix them.
Small runs that go well skip run-report , so they cost less in Apify usage.
The run status now says why the run stopped, with its charged results &
targets.
Runs that stop on their input now name the diagnostics output in their status.
Runs save their progress less often, so they cost less in Apify usage.
Support now sees a finished run even while the service is busy.
Runs with a time limit keep a little more time to finish.
Runs with a time limit now stop in time & keep their results.
Large runs save their progress faster.
The run status now says where to find its diagnostics.
If the Actor cannot start, the run now ends with 1 free diagnostic.
Runs with hundreds of targets use less CPU.
Runs now start collecting results sooner, so small runs finish faster.
A run that fills maxItems no longer reports a time limit.
Large runs use less memory.
Targets no longer fail when Xquik is busy. The Actor waits & tries again until
its time limit.
A page the service answers slowly in busy hours now arrives instead of timing
out.
Support can now see where each run spends its time.
Targets no longer fail when the service is busy. The Actor waits a few seconds
& tries again until its time limit.
Input & Output tab descriptions now say what each field does.
The README now focuses on what you get & how to run it.
Runs now use fewer platform resources.
Support can now look up every finished run.
The status now says when X has no match for a post.
A run with no rows now says why in its status.
Runs with many targets finish faster.
Runs recover faster from temporary service delays.
The status now names every reason a run stopped early.
The diagnostic lists each cause in stopCauses , with advice.
The input form shows targets, limits & common filters first.
Output tabs & dataset views show the most useful fields first.
Run reports are more accurate when fewer results exist than requested.
Resumed runs keep their progress.
Long runs use the full configured time limit.
Long runs save results as they arrive.
Resumed runs keep collected results.
Minor fixes improve reliability & speed.
Runs keep their progress after temporary storage errors.
Resumed runs retry failed targets without double charges.
Runs recover from temporary errors more reliably.
1.0.8 through 1.0.25, 2026-09-01
The Actor uses a newer runtime & reports peak memory use.
One result price now applies on every plan. Diagnostics are free.
The default limit is 10,000 rows.
1.0.6 through 1.0.7, 2026-08-12
Runs start faster & the build is smaller. Long runs respect time limits.
1.0.1 through 1.0.5, 2026-08-12
Runs start faster & stop cleanly at the cap.
Launch X Article extraction with structured content, plain text & author
details.
Add ready-to-use Markdown from Article content.
Runs resume after interruptions & use pay-per-result billing.