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Just to give a graphical expression to what Grace Note said before in a comment:

Let's say I want to search "flash" in my own posts:

  • click own username and in the search field already appears user id

enter image description here

  • just put the search term beside that

enter image description here

And therethere you go!

Of course, this works for other users: clicking their name displays their id in the search field, just add the term you want beside to see their posts on that .

Just to give a graphical expression to what Grace Note said before in a comment:

Let's say I want to search "flash" in my own posts:

  • click own username and in the search field already appears user id

enter image description here

  • just put the search term beside that

enter image description here

And there you go!

Of course, this works for other users: clicking their name displays their id in the search field, just add the term you want beside to see their posts on that .

Just to give a graphical expression to what Grace Note said before in a comment:

Let's say I want to search "flash" in my own posts:

  • click own username and in the search field already appears user id

enter image description here

  • just put the search term beside that

enter image description here

And there you go!

Of course, this works for other users: clicking their name displays their id in the search field, just add the term you want beside to see their posts on that .

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Just to give a graphical expression to what the answerers said (as i cannot edit their answers)Grace Note said before in a comment:

Let's say I want to search "flash" in my own posts:

  • click own username and in the search field already appears user id

enter image description here

  • just put the search term beside that

enter image description here

And there you go!

Of course, this works for other users: clicking their name displays their id in the search field, just add the term you want beside to see their posts on that .

Just to give a graphical expression to what the answerers said (as i cannot edit their answers)

Let's say I want to search "flash" in my own posts:

  • click own username and in the search field already appears user id

enter image description here

  • just put the search term beside that

enter image description here

And there you go!

Of course, this works for other users: clicking their name displays their id in the search field, just add the term you want beside to see their posts on that .

Just to give a graphical expression to what Grace Note said before in a comment:

Let's say I want to search "flash" in my own posts:

  • click own username and in the search field already appears user id

enter image description here

  • just put the search term beside that

enter image description here

And there you go!

Of course, this works for other users: clicking their name displays their id in the search field, just add the term you want beside to see their posts on that .

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user47206
user47206

Just to give a graphical expression to what the answerers said (as i cannot edit their answers)

Let's say I want to search "flash" in my own posts:

  • click own username and in the search field already appears user id

enter image description here

  • just put the search term beside that

enter image description here

And there you go!

Of course, this works for other users: clicking their name displays their id in the search field, just add the term you want beside to see their posts on that .

Just to give a graphical expression to what the answerers said (as i cannot edit their answers)

Let's say I want to search "flash" in my own posts:

  • click own username and in the search field already appears user id

enter image description here

  • just put the search term beside that

enter image description here

And there you go!

Just to give a graphical expression to what the answerers said (as i cannot edit their answers)

Let's say I want to search "flash" in my own posts:

  • click own username and in the search field already appears user id

enter image description here

  • just put the search term beside that

enter image description here

And there you go!

Of course, this works for other users: clicking their name displays their id in the search field, just add the term you want beside to see their posts on that .

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user47206
user47206
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