I have favorited (stared) over 5,000 tweets. I'd like to be able to view only the tweets that I've favorited that were written by a particular user. Is there any way to do this?
Twitter – How to find tweets that I’ve favorited that were written by a particular user
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In the picture below you can see it is paired with Google Maps.
To see all tweets, from anyone, directed to a certain user, you can simply search for "@username". For example, try https://twitter.com/search?q=%40codinghorror to see all replies to Jeff Atwood.
I think I originally misunderstood the question, here's my original response:
Yeah, person A's Twitter replies to person B (tweets that begin with B's @username) are only visible in the Twitter stream of those followers of A who also follow B. I think this feature is fairly non-obvious, especially for new users.
To my knowledge, the easiest way to see also the "@ replies" (without following the other user) is to go to the user's profile (at the Twitter website: http://twitter.com/username, or through some Twitter client) and see their full tweet list there. However, then you'll of course see "@ replies" to everyone, not just to the individual you were interested in. To put it otherwise: no, there isn't an easier way. To see full "conversations" in your feed, you'll have to follow both (or all) parties taking part.
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Best Answer
You can you this API call to get your own (assuming you aren't behind a protected account):
https://api.twitter.com/1/favorites.json?id=<yourTwitterName>&page=<pageNumber>Only 200 tweets appear at a time so you'll have to keep getting the pages updated.
You cannot separate the response into users that sent the tweets, but you could store the responses in a database or just copy paste them.
I was trying to find a service that could do this, but I couldn't find any.
Favstar.fmcame the closest, but it looks shady to me.