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Alaa Ali
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Yes, there is. You can use search using the following:

<keyword> user:me is:a

This will search for answers (and questionsis:a = is an answer) by you that contain the word <keyword>. If you want to search for all posts by you (answers and questions), just remove the is:a part.

Here's an example of looking for the word local in answersposts by me:

You can pretty much use this for everything else in the search. For instance, you can use it to search for questions of a specific tag by you using [tag] user:me. This will display all questions/answers by you on questions that were tagged with tag.

Yes, there is. You can use search using the following:

<keyword> user:me

This will search for answers (and questions) by you that contain the word <keyword>.

Here's an example of looking for the word local in answers by me:

You can pretty much use this for everything else in the search. For instance, you can use it to search for questions of a specific tag by you using [tag] user:me. This will display all questions/answers by you on questions that were tagged with tag.

Yes, there is. You can use search using the following:

<keyword> user:me is:a

This will search for answers (is:a = is an answer) by you that contain the word <keyword>. If you want to search for all posts by you (answers and questions), just remove the is:a part.

Here's an example of looking for the word local in posts by me:

You can pretty much use this for everything else in the search. For instance, you can use it to search for questions of a specific tag by you using [tag] user:me. This will display all questions/answers by you on questions that were tagged with tag.

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Alaa Ali
  • 32k
  • 1
  • 15
  • 19

Yes, there is. You can use search using the following:

<keyword> user:me

This will search for answers (and questions) by you that contain the word <keyword>.

Here's an example of looking for the word local in answers by me:

You can pretty much use this for everything else in the search. For instance, you can use it to search for questions of a specific tag by you using [tag] user:me. This will display all questions/answers by you on questions that were tagged with tag.