Where can I view my history of Apple Support posts?

You’re seeing what gets returned with the nick you’re using here; with the rgbnite nick used in this thread.

Maybe you’ve used another nick to post here?

The point count shown with rgbnite implies few postings here, too.

The forum has been rebooted a few times since 1992, not sure how far back the archives go.

As for how that nick got into that query, I hacked the URL to include it.

I use a variation of that URL to track my own postings.

VikingOSX wrote:

I find Google searches as, if not, more effective for finding past community content that Google has archived.

Same, though I use DDG and not Google.

Both support the site: search keyword for limiting the scope of the search to a specific server.

Selecting for all posts by a user is a little harder than hacking the URL here though, not that the search here is stellar.

DDG is DuckDuckGo. It’s one of the default search engines known to Safari. Been using it for a number of years. The DDG bang-notation is particularly handy. In the rare cases when DDG can’t find something, adding a !g to the search will forward the search query over to Google. Other bangs target specific topics or specific sites. Slang term research? Add !ud ...

Ugly, but works: https://discussions.apple.com/profile/rgbnite/subscriptions?page=1&content=filterContent&activity=filterParticipated&type=filterDiscussions&perPage=60

+1 for Ugly.

I find Google searches as, if not, more effective for finding past community content that Google has archived.

May not be possible to mark any replies as helpful after marking one as solved.

I’m not that familiar with that sequencing

The answered/helpful details have changed a time or two, too.

As the Original Poster off the thread, you get ONE Solved and TWO Helpfuls

Each participant gets TWO Helpfuls