How to Find Your Comments on YouTube

During a heated discussion on a YouTube video, you might now regret the negative comment that you posted on the video, or you might have finally thought of the ideal retort and want to add it to the comment that you made on the video during the debate. In either case, you might want to edit the comment that you made on the video.

It’s possible that you can’t remember what you said on YouTube regardless of the context. On the other hand, it’s also possible that the comment you left on YouTube was so satisfying that you want to rediscover it and share it with others. In any event, it is simple to identify past comments that you have posted on YouTube, and after you have located them, it is equally simple to edit or delete them once you have done so.

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How to Find Your Comments on YouTube

1. While you are on the homepage of YouTube, move your cursor to the top-left corner of the screen and click on the icon that looks like three lines that are horizontal. The following thing you need to do is choose “History” from the drop-down menu that has just become visible.

2. To publish a remark, move your cursor to the right side of the page and click on the bubble that is located next to the term “Comments.”

3. As you read through your comments, scroll through them until you find the one that you want to modify, delete, or share, and then click the three dots that are located next to it.  You will then be able to perform the action that you choose. In the event that you subsequently change your mind and decide that you do not require the comment, you have the option to erase it right then and there.

4. Make any necessary changes to the comment by selecting the “Edit” option from the drop-down menu. After that, you will be brought to the video where the comment was initially submitted, and you will be given the ability to make changes once you arrive at that location.

Why Can’t I See Comments on YouTube Videos?

There are a lot of factors that could prevent you from being able to access comments on videos that you’ve uploaded to YouTube. Some of these factors are as follows:

• Channel settings
• YouTube by itself without any other sites.
• Internet connection
• There is incompatibility between the add-ons for the browsers.

We may breathe a sigh of relief because the vast majority of the potential causes and the potential solutions to those causes are not unduly complex to research.

FAQs

Why Aren’t Comments Appearing on My YouTube Channel?

If you are able to access comments on other channels but not on your own channel, the problem most likely lies with your own channel in some capacity. If, on the other hand, you are able to access comments on channels other your own, then the problem is not associated with your channel. It could be something as straightforward as an incorrect setting; an intervention from YouTube; or something that has been marked for removal.

When I check out of my YouTube account, why do my previous comments get deleted?

YouTube will give your own comments in a video’s history priority while you are logged in, but when you are not logged in, it will not give them priority, which will likely result in them being pushed lower down the page. This only occurs when you are logged in. If you just submitted a remark, you might want to try rearranging the section with the most recent comments first to see if doing so makes it simpler to discover your own comment. If you are able to view your comments on a video while you are signed in, but you are unable to view them on the same video when you are not logged in, it is likely that the person who uploaded the video has chosen to hide your comments.

Why are some of my comments on YouTube being displayed on other websites?

This is most likely the result of Google searches, which, when performed with the user’s name in the query, can create a link to the comments that the user has left on a YouTube video. You have the option of requesting that Google remove the results; but, if the information that is being provided is not considered sensitive, it is unlikely that Google will comply with your request. If you do not want your comments to show on other websites, the best thing you can do is delete them from the original location where they were posted.