Make your own Q drop archive

With so many copies out there, I doubt it'll be a problem, but if you want to download a copy of all the Q Drops, here is how to do it. It's kinda messy and you'll need to update some paths to make it work, but you'll have the data in case it disappears or the internet goes dark.

This was done from a Windows 10 machine, but you can do roughly the same from macOS or linux.

Download and install CYGWIN: cygwin.com/install.html
When you get to the "Select Packages" screen of the install browse down to web->wget and change it from skip to install.

Once cygwin is installed run it. It will open a console like command line window. Type the below commands in that window.

mkdir qanon
cd qanon
wget --mirror --convert-links --html-extension -o log qposts.online
wget --mirror --convert-links --html-extension -o log qagg.news

It will create a directory called qposts.online and copy all the drops and images into that directory. You can then zip it if you want to just save it for later. As a compressed folder it takes about 700MB of space.

Comment if you have any questions.

Updated: qagg.news makes a more usable offline site.

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