Save tweet thread as draft on Twitter web desktop browser (workaround)

twitter-please-write-your-own-draft-save-code.js

// Copy this code into your browser's console to print out the text content of all tweets
// a thread that you are currently composing on Twitter desktop web. This will print out 
// all the text of your tweets to the console, which you can then copy to a work/text doc,
// presumably for tweeting at a later time. Unofortunately, this does not work with images.
(function() {
    // All your tweet inputs have a div with the attribute 'aria-label' set to 'Tweet text'
    var tweetInputs = document.querySelectorAll('div[aria-label="Tweet text"]');

    var tweetTexts = [];
    for (var i = 0; i < tweetInputs.length; i++) {
        // Extracting the textContent as the text is not in a value attribute in a div
        tweetTexts.push(tweetInputs[i].textContent);
    }

    // Concatenate all tweet texts with two new lines
    var tweetTextsString = tweetTexts.join('\n\n');

    // Log the tweet texts to the console
    console.log(tweetTextsString);
})();