How to find replies to post from a long thread?

[defc0de]

Hey guys, whenever I ask a question to a thread, I don't know how to find the replies to it. I usually click "Show new replies to your posts" but when I click on the thread that had the reply on, I can't find it as it's getting buried by succeeding posts and replies by other members. How do I sort this out?

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[Warfare]

I don't think you can, with "Show new replies to your posts" you get notified of any replies even if they have nothing to do with your question.
Your best bet would be to copy and paste your question in the search bar and you might find someone who quoted and answered your question.
Or hit CTRL + F on your browser, copy and paste your question and search on every page of the thread for hits (starting from the page where your comment/question is).

[defc0de]

ok thanks for the suggestion man, I'm used to fb letting you go directly to the reply haha. I'll tyr it out 

[Dragonrage201]

No easy way but one has to scan through the thread starting with his post.
Some threads just keep on growing to many pages but can just stop reading it
once you have your answer.

[GreatArkansas]

You can use the search box or view all post [ALL] and you can use the CTRL+F ,search for keyword or your bitcoin username.

[BitMaxz]

You can use the search box or view all post [ALL] and you can use the CTRL+F ,search for keyword or your bitcoin username.

All post are not always work if the thread is actually had many pages there is no button for all post..

But there is other way that i think could be easily find your post from a long thread since you are just newbie i think you are just posting a small amount of post you can click your profile click show post in the left side and find your post you have only 3 pages since you posted  61 post so your post can be easy to find..

[Investorro1]

You can use the search box or view all post [ALL] and you can use the CTRL+F ,search for keyword or your bitcoin username.

Yeah, that would usually work if the one who replied had hit the 'quote' btn.

[InahC]

If you can see a see all, press it then ctrl+f , then put the name that you are looking for, that works for me for 9 pages but more than that I usually search it