Twitter: find my new-style retweets that have images
Posted by jpluimers on 2022/01/11
This gets the tweets I retweeted and have images in them:
from:@jpluimers filter:images filter:nativeretweets
Based on:
- [Wayback] twitter – How do I find my retweets of a certain account? – Web Applications Stack Exchange
from:@someone filter:nativeretweets [KEYWORD(s)]This shows all retweets of
@someone(including the optional KEYWORD(s)). If you retweeted the same tweet you can use@yourtwitternameinstead of@someone. - This article gives you a robust overview of everything you need to know about advanced TweetDeck features.[Wayback] About advanced TweetDeck features
To search for mentions of #space from verified accounts, excluding Retweets, type the following in the search box:
#space filter:verified -filter:nativeretweets - [Wayback] Difference between -filter:retweet and -filter:nativeretweets in Twitter Search API 1.1 – Stack Overflow
I believe per TweetDeck documentation (https://support.twitter.com/articles/20170322) this is the difference:
filter:nativeretweetsshows retweets from users who have hit the retweet button.filter:retweetsshows old style retweets (“RT”) + quoted tweets.Those are filtering FOR those types of results, but as you’ve done, the – is necessary to filter them out
-filter:nativeretweetsor-filter:retweets - [Wayback/Archive.is] Twitter API 1.1 tweets / favorites (likes) / following / followers backup in web browser
/* Twitter API 1.1 tweets / favorites (likes) / following / followers backup in web browser * Get your access keys to use Twitter API 1.1: https://dev.twitter.com/docs/auth/tokens-devtwittercom * You can change Twitter API URL and Twitter screen_name, then execute script from a trusted web page without CSP protection like about:blank in a web browser console (F12 or Ctrl+Shift+K shortcut) * A textarea will appear so you can copy/paste to save data as a CSV file or search tweets / users in your web browser (Ctrl+F shortcut) * You can then view your backup in a spreadsheet editor like LibreOffice Calc * You can also compare the backup with another one to see who unfollowed you, who changed their Twitter username by looking at the user ID or which tweet you retweeted / favorited was deleted (e.g. with the Linux diff command) * * Note about the tweets backup: * Usually you will search tweets that you retweeted using Twitter web version (https://twitter.com/search) with a search like "from:your_username filter:nativeretweets keyword" * But it is limited to the retweets of the last 7 days, like for the free version of the search API (https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/tweets/search/overview/standard) * An alternative is to search tweets in your user timeline with this script but it is limited to your last 3200 tweets (including retweets and replies) * This script can be combined with the Twitter feature to backup data, which is not limited to your last 3200 tweets but you can only request a backup every 30 days * To find tweets that you retweeted or favorited / liked from a specific person, you can open the CSV file with LibreOffice Calc, click on the column you want to search and press Ctrl+H to search a username */
–jeroen
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