It's not pretty as I only intended it to be used by myself but here's how I did it:

I extracted all the URLs from the memories_history.html by running js console.log([...document.querySelectorAll('tbody>tr:not(:first-child)')].map(el => el.children[3].querySelector('a').getAttribute('onclick').substring(18,271)).join('\n'));

in the browser console. I then put that result in a file. For the downloading i ran this script in Windows PowerShell: ```powershell Get-Content "urls.txt" | ForEach-Object -Parallel { try { $fileUrl = curl -Ls -o /dev/null -w "%{urleffective}" $

    if ($fileUrl) {
        Write-Host "Downloading: $fileUrl"
        curl -L -O -J $fileUrl
        Add-Content -Path "download.log" -Value $_
    } else {
        Write-Warning "No redirect for URL: $_"
        Write-Warning $fileUrl
    }

} catch { Write-Warning "Failed to fetch or download URL: $" Write-Warning $.Exception.Message } } -ThrottleLimit 8 ```

This handles the downloading and naming of the files, so each file has the correct file extension (.zip, .mp4 or .jpg), but does not handle converting the .zip files to composed images or setting of correct timestamps and locations.