How can I use Reddit efficiently?
#1: Miller nails it when he says that you should probably "unsubscribe from almost all major default subs". They will definitely dominate your feed and you will lose out on good content on some of the more niche subs.#2: You need to remember that keeping your feed relevant is a function of constantly subscribing to good subs and unsubscribing from ones that have gone downhill.Around a year back I unsubscribed from all funny ones - /r/pics, /r/aww, /r/funny etc. Same goes for /r/music where there's a lot of stuff happening and most of it is irrelevant. /r/philosophy and /r/technology were the next ones to go.I will soon be unsubscribing from /r/bestof as the content quality over there has been deteriorating for the past few months. Instead of /r/music, I now have /r/listentothis which is surprisingly a far, far, far better music discovery sub than the former. /r/bestof will be replaced by /r/depthhub and /r/outoftheloop. /r/technology by /r/futurology.#3: Create multi-reddits. I have a lot of varied interests - from news, politics, and tech to movies, music, comics etc. So, for each of them you can create a new multi-reddit.News and politicsLearningMusicMoviesComicsScience and techThe "Ask" communityand so on..You can create multi-reddits by going to the left sidebar on your front page.
How do I delete search in messenger?
The only way I know of to delete your search history in messenger is to completely log out of facebook.To do this go to your facebook, go to account settings. Next go to security and log in. You will need to click where it says-Where you are logged in at.Once you hit that it will have a list. The very first one should say active session. It will then list all your recent sessions and from what device you were logged in from. If you want to delete individual sessions click on the three dots on the far right of that session and it will give the option to log out, you click on that.To log out of all sessions at once you need to scroll to the very bottom. There you will find the option to log out of all sessions. This is the one you went to click. It will then ask you to confirm, hit log out again.Now you will just continue to hit the back button until you come to where you initially went into your security and login and account settings. Scroll to the very bottom and log out like you normally would.Now go to your messenger app and if you stay logged in it should tell you that your session expired and that you must login again. Continue through this process of logging back in and when you do get connected on it your search history should be completely gone.If this doesn't work the first time try it once more because sometimes it takes me twice to be able to get it cleared.I should add that once you log out completely you go back to the messenger app it will require you to put your password in again at that time.One reason why the search history stays for so long is because most generally people tend to stay logged into their account and don't log out completely from the active session on Facebook itself. As I said before, until you do this it will not delete it.
How to delete recently viewed items on eBay?
1. Sign in to your eBay account by navigating to eBay.com and clicking the "Sign In" link at the top of the page. Once logged in, you will be returned to the eBay home page. 2. Scroll down the page to view the boxes containing your recently viewed items, recent search terms and eBay's recommendations based upon your recent views. 3. Locate the "Clear All" link under the box containing your most recently viewed item. Click this link. The page will refresh and the box containing your recently viewed items will be gone. 4. Locate the "Clear Searches" link on the same page if you want to delete your recent search activity as well. Click the link and wait while the page reloads and removes your search history.
Reddit (website): Is it possible for me to find all my posts for a particular subreddit?
Yes. You can use the advanced search. Here is an example of all my posts to /r/cogsci:https://www.reddit.com/search?q=...