So I put in my username to see all of the changes I've made every now and then to see what has stuck and what hasn't. Since I do long sprees of adding one or two specific tags, I want to remove those search results be essentially doing the -tag command. But if I do -tag I get nothing, I assume because if I put that in the Added Tags field, it thinks I mean every change where I removed the tag, or it just doesn't recognize the command. Is there a way for me to remove specific tag changes from the results in my Changes search?

No, what you want isn't possible

donovan_dmc said:
No, what you want isn't possible

Sadge
It seems like a good thing to implement to narrow one's personal changelog

It's not possible through the site, at least. You could definitely do it through the API.

kind of a jank way of doing this, but with CSS you can select any post version block that has contains any specified obsoleted tag:

.post-version:has(.obsolete [href="/wiki_pages/show_or_new?title=<tag>"])

and display:none or whatever you wand to do.

I see
Thanks for the fast replies to let me know ^^

scth said:
You could definitely do it through the API.

Not.... really? That's just like saying you can do it by hiding entries in the html (which was suggested above)
The api is just a data dump of what's in the html, you're doing the same thing of just filtering out information
There are no special search parameters or db exports for post versions

donovan_dmc said:
Not.... really? That's just like saying you can do it by hiding entries in the html (which was suggested above)
The api is just a data dump of what's in the html, you're doing the same thing of just filtering out information
There are no special search parameters or db exports for post versions

Ultimately I was just hoping there was this specific filter option, since I know there are others like choosing whether or not to include Uploads even though that's a different option