Archived version of Barinsta, recovered from archive.org: https://archive.org/details/github.com-austinhuang0131-barinsta_-_2021-07-14_18-29-29
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![InstaGrabber](/Mirrors/Barinsta/media/commit/f7e5914df82f35af31053aaf6c3879988b3881bc/app/play_icon.png)
InstaGrabber
InstaGrabber is an app that allows downloading Instagram posts (and, in fact, an open-source drop-in replacement for the Instagram app, but with only read functionalities).
This app is originally made by @AwaisKing who posted on GitLab. I decided to continue the app cuz why not, even though it might not be that cash money. (Also I need to learn Java.)
Download
Download here. Under each release is an app-release.apk
. Just install that. Unfortunately,
- I have to sign it with my own key, which means you have to uninstall the old app and log in again. Sorry.
I don't plan on getting a Google Play Dev account yet, so that means Google Play will shout at you for installing "malware". Just ignore it.(Does not seem to happen anymore after I sent the app to Google.) If you're skeptical (which is not necessarily a bad thing), just inspect the source code and build the app yourself.
How to log in
Original instructions are here.