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Where is my favorite?

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I can mark many good questions as "my favorite" in Physics Overflow. But I can't find where they are saved. Can you help me where I can find "my favorite"

asked Apr 20, 2016 in Support by Alienware (185 points) [ no revision ]

Ah, sorry about this -- you can find it at http://physicsoverflow.org/favorites , but the favourite feature is deprecated (as you can see from the fact that this link isn't shown from the navigation bar) -- you may prefer to use the "post remembered" button under the post instead.

commented Apr 20, 2016 by dimension10 (1,985 points) [ revision history ]

In addition to what Dimension10 said, you can use your Personal Directory to manage the posts (questions, answers, comments) you favorited by the post remembered button.

commented Apr 20, 2016 by Dilaton (6,240 points) [ no revision ]

Actually the button says "remember post" before you click on it. Then it changes to "post remembered". Clicking again (or at any time later when you have loaded the page) brings you to the reference of the post in the personal directory.

commented Apr 23, 2016 by Arnold Neumaier (15,787 points) [ revision history ]

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