Too many people are retweeting to the point that I get sick of reading the same stuff again and again.
How can I filter out retweets?
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Sign up to join this communityYou can do this in advanced search. Search for something in the search tool bar and click on the more options tab on the result page and then choose advanced search. Enter the Twitter account into the "from account" field and make sure the "include retweet" check box at the bottom is unchecked. Search and then it returns all tweets from the account without any retweets included.
I know this is an old question but the solution is to use the exclude:retweets
filter.
If you want to see tweets with #sugar
but no retweets you search for:
#sugar exclude:retweets
There is no way to filter from the web UI all retweets.
What you will need to do is go to each profile you follow, then:
Do this for every user you follow that you do not want to see what they retweet.
There is an upgrade in twitters API: You'll need to use -is:retweet
to remove all retweets. The parameter exclude
is not supported anymore.
From https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/twitter-api/tweets/search/integrate/build-a-rule
Prepend a dash to a keyword (or any operator) to negate it (NOT). [...] One common query clause is
-is:retweet
, which will not match on Retweets, thus matching only on original Tweets.
I always just use the advanced search filters for tweets from the user which excludes all retweets. Type into the Twitter search bar:
from:[username]
and sort by Latest. If you want to exclude replies also, search:
from:[username] -filter:replies