Do you have saved searches that you can't get rid of?
Then sign in with Twitter to delete them with this easy-to-use application.
To get rid of searches that have been deleted, but remain in your list, you need the bookmarklet. It only removes them temporarily - if you reload the page they'll be back… but at least you can create some new searches.
The bookmarklet: Delete saved searches
To use the bookmarklet just drag the Delete saved searches button to your Bookmarks Bar, and click it when you're on your Twitter page. The Bookmarks Bar is also known as the Favourites Bar or the Bookmarks Toolbar. In some browsers you may need to go to your View menu to choose to show it.
If you find this app useful, then spread the word and follow @savedsearches.
TweetIf you use the Twitter website, you can only save 10 searches. Unfortunately there's a bug which means that you can't delete a search if there are no results for it. Maybe they didn't test that bit.
Here's what you see if there are some results for your search. Click the 'Remove this saved search' link and your search is deleted. Simple as that.
Here's what you see if there are no results for your search. Notice the lack of the 'Remove this saved search' link.
You log in via Twitter and connect to the application so that we can display your saved searches. Then you delete them. It's that easy.
The list of searches on the Twitter site seems to be cached, which means that even if you've deleted it from their system, it will still be listed. This is doubly annoying, because while it's being displayed it still counts towards the limit of 10 searches.
Any changes can take up to 24 hours to show up... so check back later.
Yes, very. You log in via Twitter, and we don't store any of your data. You can remove this application any time (just go to Settings » Connections and revoke access for Delete saved searches).
This app was made by Derek Ahmedzai at Sharpshooter Digital (@derekahmedzai).
© 2010—2012 Derek Ahmedzai at Sharpshooter Digital.