Reading History

[au00277]

Is there a way to access my reading history? There are several stories I read in the past but I cannot remember the titles and the search results are too broad. I understand I could create a playlist to which to add stories as I read them, but this requires actively adding the story to the playlist and does not help with my current search.

Thank you in advance.

 

[RustyRedheadSpitfire]

I’m not an expert, but since I’ve been in the same boat in the past, I’d have to say no to being able to generate a history. You only option is to do a search by details you remember or by tags, either of which I’ve had much success with.

 

[Britva415]

Is there a way to access my reading history? There are several stories I read in the past but I cannot remember the titles and the search results are too broad. I understand I could create a playlist to which to add stories as I read them, but this requires actively adding the story to the playlist and does not help with my current search.

Thank you in advance.

Maybe stuff is in your browser history.

 

[SmilingLez]

Is there a way to access my reading history? There are several stories I read in the past but I cannot remember the titles and the search results are too broad. I understand I could create a playlist to which to add stories as I read them, but this requires actively adding the story to the playlist and does not help with my current search.

Thank you in advance.

If you've left comments on every single story you enjoyed you can go into your control panel and view all your comments. Otherwise the answer to your question is no

 

[StillStunned]

The hack for this is to comment on every story that you liked, then you can look it up.

 

[PennyThompson]

Some people will also create custom "stories I've read" lists, which you can either set to public or private!

 

[millamomud]

Some people will also create custom "stories I've read" lists, which you can either set to public or private!

this is the way

 

[Britva415]

Imagine just bookmarking

 

[ElectricBlue]

Is there a way to access my reading history? There are several stories I read in the past but I cannot remember the titles and the search results are too broad. I understand I could create a playlist to which to add stories as I read them, but this requires actively adding the story to the playlist and does not help with my current search.

Only by creating a story list, which can be kept private, or by favoriting that story. Don't become one of those people who favorites every story they read, though - this author doesn't like finding himself on an endless list, where I'm the same as all the rest! I far prefer a more selective, more discriminating list, where I'm at least a little bit special .

I'll often read a story and think, this sounds familiar, and get to the end to discover I've already voted. It's like greeting an old friend you've not seen for a long time.

 

[au00277]

Maybe stuff is in your browser history.

Thank you for the suggestion, but I clear my browser history on a regular (usually monthly) basis, therefore this will only work for stories I've read recently.

 

[au00277]

I’m not an expert, but since I’ve been in the same boat in the past, I’d have to say no to being able to generate a history. You only option is to do a search by details you remember or by tags, either of which I’ve had much success with.

Thank you for the suggestion. I have tried this with sporadic success. I either get many pages of search results (too few or too common search terms) or no results (too many terms). It would be helpful if the search feature allowed boolean or proximity searches.

 

[ICantLeafYou]

Just a reminder of the Looking for a story? forum: https://forum.literotica.com/forums/looking-for-a-story.63/

 

[au00277]

Imagine just bookmarking

Thank you for the suggestion, but as I read many stories, my bookmarks folder would quickly become unmanageable.

 

[au00277]

Just a reminder of the Looking for a story? forum: https://forum.literotica.com/forums/looking-for-a-story.63/

Thank you for this. I was unaware of this particular forum. This is very helpful.