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Multiple hashtags #1163

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entryb opened this issue Jun 11, 2019 · 2 comments
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entryb opened this issue Jun 11, 2019 · 2 comments
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entryb commented Jun 11, 2019

Was wondering if its possibel to add support for multiple hashtags for instagram and twitter,have tried different ways of adding but seems it only works with single hashtag? Rcently started using rss-bridge im impressed by its functionality!

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Thanks for your feedback!

Was wondering if its possibel to add support for multiple hashtags for instagram and twitter,have tried different ways of adding but seems it only works with single hashtag?

Do you know if Instagram supports searching for multiple hashtags on their site?
It doesn't seem to be feasible from what I can tell (I don't have an account though).
That said, you can always have multiple feeds, one for each hashtag.


Twitter on the other hand does actually support multiple hashtags. You can specify them in different ways (we should probably document all of them):

  • To search for multiple words (must contain all of these words), put a space between them.
    Example: rss-bridge release.
  • To search for multiple words (contains any of these words), put "OR" between them.
    Example: rss-bridge OR rssbridge.
  • To search for an exact phrase (including whitespace), put double-quotes around them.
    Example: "rss-bridge release"
  • If you need to know about anything but a specific word, put a hyphen before it.
    Example: rss-bridge -release
  • Of course, this also works for hashtags.
    Example: #rss-bridge OR #rssbridge
  • And you can combine them in any shape or form you like.
    Example: #rss-bridge OR #rssbridge -release

There are more options for people and places as well, but in that case it makes sense to search for them explicitly (by user).

💡 If you use the advanced search option of twitter and press search, the URL will reveal all of these features. https://twitter.com/search-advanced

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entryb commented Jun 11, 2019

I was mixing twitter and instagram sorry! Still very happy with my install ,this is some really awsome stuff can keep track of almost anything now cheers!

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