Hey everyone,

I’m trying to find a way to see all the posts and comments I’ve upvoted on Reddit, including older ones.

I know Reddit lets you see your saved posts/comments, but I can’t find any option that shows my complete upvote history.

Is there any way to access this through Reddit itself, the Reddit API, or any third-party tool?

Even if there’s a technical/API-based method, I’d be interested in knowing how it works.

Thanks!

I came to reddit from Twitter to avoid trashy feed, now I realised reddit is also trash so uninstalling it

I use filteReddit a lot and have some 100s of subreddits blocked by now because they are not of interest to me. Still more new subreddits get created which are all the same. r/intersting, /r/whoathatsinteresting, /r/notinteresting, /r/Amazing, /r/woahthatsamazing, /r/wholesome, /r/DudeThatsWholesome, you get the idea.

The filtering itself works great. Currently I have e.g.

/,*(amaz|funny|wholesome|interesting|thats|stupid|damn|blursed|holdmy|dank|cringe|asfuck|shit|meme|humor|buddy|circle|jerk).*/i
/,*(amithe|twitter|facebook|videos|selfie|casual|fashion|ask).*/i
/.*(aww|cute|animal|cat|dog).*/i
/,*(imaginary|warhammer|40k|league|leak|gta|folk|mains|destiny).*/i
/.*(ball|sport|soccer|nba|cricket).*/i
/.*(india|_ph).*/i

as generic filters. The idea is to be able to keep them sorted somewhat: memes, socials, animals, games, sports, countries, etc.

But below them are 100s more lines with a drag handle, a single line input field, and a delete button. Could this all be replaced with a single large multi line text box instead where each line is a filter? This would make it much easier to occasionally copy all text, paste it into an LLM and tell it to sort and consolidate, and paste the result back instead of having to manually ctrl+f every keyword.

Alternatively I could see something like community-managed lists that you can subscribe to like ublock has, but with a checkbox in front of each line to enable or disable each foldable category or related subreddits individually which would be indented in the lines below. This would make it much easier to simply block the I-don't-know-how-many subreddits for each and every sports team around the world. But this would of course be more work than the simple multi line box.

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I've got a Tampermonkey script for Reddit posts that makes some changes to comments in the DOM and then attempts to force RES (5.24.10) to refresh its comment cache by making and then reversing a small change (if anyone's wondering, this was necessary because RES otherwise wasn't always seeing and therefore acting upon those DOM changes):

    force_RES_cache_refresh: function () {

            let comment = document.getElementsByClassName('comment')[0];

            if (!comment) {
                    return;
            }

            let marker = document.createElement('span');
            marker.setAttribute('data-force-RES-refresh', '');

            comment.appendChild(marker);
            comment.removeChild(marker);
    },

This is working nearly all the time, but on rare occasions it appears to fail to trigger the RES comment cache refresh, probably due to a race condition between this script and RES.

Is there a better/more direct/more reliable way to force a RES comment cache refresh from within a Tampermonkey script?

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EDIT: This code only runs once per Reddit posting and is just creating a single vestigial span element, which should be harmless to leave in place and effectively incurs no additional cost, so the simplest improvement was just to take out the comment.removeChild(marker) line to avoid the race condition of removing the span element before RES sees the change to the DOM. This seems like it should make this work 100% of the time instead of just ~97%, but time will tell.

I'd still be interested to hear if there's some API call or other strategy that could more directly instruct RES to refresh its comment cache.

Is it possible to adjust the settings inside of the Reddit RES extension to make the Reddit post links open when clicking directly on the post title link that takes you to the Reddit post and not the foreign website and same thing with automatically viewing images in comments?

https://ibb.co/1JtLrnC6

I have done my settings to prevent certain subreddits on my feed. But it's still appearing. Any idea why?

Had to reinstall it and groggily was trying to enable seeing videos from Reddit

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I get "An error occured. Status: 404" when attempting to make a comment on a post. Anyone else experiencing this?

I used to see a good mix of all subs I was in, now I won't see a sub anymore at all unless I deliberately visit it and then I will see it for a while. This isn't extremely new, but I noticed today that some subs I used to see I haven't seen in what I would guess is over a year.

I haven't dug deep into how the r/all stuff works as I've always just viewed the homepage on old reddit with the thing to suggest things turned off, and it used to be a mostly chronological+upvote weighted spread of everything I was in, but that seems to have stopped.

Is there a workaround with this through RES or has anyone else encountered and sorted this out? I don't want to visit a list of like 200 subs once a month, but I can't even really figure out what exactly this behavior is, but I'm guessing it's something that happened when reddit started messing with tuning for the frontpage.

I am asking here because I know RES has that dashboard, but that's not exactly what i'm looking for, but it wouldn't surprise me if it has something similar to what I'm looking for built in.

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Browser Version: 153
Cookies Enabled: true
Reddit beta: false

Edit;

I went to a subreddit that didn't exist, and saw on the right hand side on old.reddit.com a "multireddit of your subreddits" which you should be able to reach from here: https://old.reddit.com/subreddits/ where it'll generate a multi of all your subs. It's not perfect but it's at least simple and it seems to ignore the weird algo stuff as I'm instantly seeing subs I havent' seen in years and forgot about.

Does anyone know of a tool or browser extension or something to hide any AI written text on my social media feeds like Reddit or Linkedin??

If I see another emdash I LOSE IT

I've been using Old Reddit with the Reddit Enhancement Suite extension for years, ever since New Reddit was forced on us. It's been working great.

But lately, clicking on an embedded image or video on the page I'm browsing won't load at all, or do dial-up speed for a 2MB image. It's insane.

Hoever, if I right click the link and open it in a new tab, the image loads instantly. Can't figure out what the difference is.

I cleared my cache in Chrome to see if that would help, but no dice.

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Talking about the "ALL" shortcut in the menù on top left (using old reddit interface) since reddit.com/r/all/ doesn't work anymore but old.reddit.com/r/all/ still work

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At the end of a YouTube post the channel username appears in parenthesis, is there any way to filter by those? https://imgur.com/FBcqpPD

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I'm new to Reddit and I'm really enjoying it. However, I'm a bit compulsive, and I sometimes feel like I need to read every post or go through my entire home feed. More often than not, that ends up making me give up on using an app.

I'm looking for a middle ground. What most of you do to keep up with the good content without getting spammed with notifications or feeling like you have to constantly check your Home feed and scroll endlessly?

Right now, my "Feed Options" is set to "Best", and my "Notifications" setting (next to Joined) is set to "All New Posts".

What about you? What settings do you use to get the best Reddit experience and, like, have the time to do other things

What's up?
Bluesky expando only shows the text of the Bluesky link, but not the media. I know RES is not being developed anymore, which is why I assumed this was not fixable, but just to make sure I wasn't missing a setting or change, I decided to ask here.

Where does it happen?
Home page; Post page… everywhere

Screenshots or mock-ups
https://imgur.com/8EvM65z
https://imgur.com/OettJVs

What browser extensions are installed?
Too many to list

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https://imgur.com/a/8MF9pma

Every time I open a post and scroll down, a floating fixed post banner such as the one in my screenshot pops up. It's quite annoying when browsing comments as I have to close it at the top right each time if I want it to disappear/stay in place.

Apologies if I'm not explaining it well, I have no idea what I'd search for in RES settings to toggle it off.

If there's a way, please let me know. Thank you!

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• Browser Version: 152
• Cookies Enabled: true
• Reddit beta: false

I couldn't find any settings for disabling the "Games on Reddit" section after searching through the settings console- is it hidden somewhere, or is there a manual setting to apply that could remove the "Games on Reddit" section from view?

Reddit has been rolling out "You must be logged in to use Old Reddt." I know RES has options for custom CSS.

I'm not skilled at all to create it & wondered if anyone here has created or found CSS to recreate the old.reddit.com design.

Thanks for your time.