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You can already limit results to a specific user account using advanced search operators. It's even easier to limit to your own posts:

user:me is:question your search string

If you want to use tags, just add them to the search

user:me is:question your search string [tag-name]

user:me automatically expands out to user:{user-id}.

Lots more goodies at How do I search?How do I search?, including details on the advanced search operators. No need for a new feature, I don't think. With this you don't even need to go to the profile page.

You can already limit results to a specific user account using advanced search operators. It's even easier to limit to your own posts:

user:me is:question your search string

If you want to use tags, just add them to the search

user:me is:question your search string [tag-name]

user:me automatically expands out to user:{user-id}.

Lots more goodies at How do I search?, including details on the advanced search operators. No need for a new feature, I don't think. With this you don't even need to go to the profile page.

You can already limit results to a specific user account using advanced search operators. It's even easier to limit to your own posts:

user:me is:question your search string

If you want to use tags, just add them to the search

user:me is:question your search string [tag-name]

user:me automatically expands out to user:{user-id}.

Lots more goodies at How do I search?, including details on the advanced search operators. No need for a new feature, I don't think. With this you don't even need to go to the profile page.

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You can already limit results to a specific user account using advanced search operators. It's even easier to limit to your own posts:

user:me is:question your search string

If you want to use tags, just add them to the search

user:me is:question your search string [tag-name]

user:me automatically expands out to user:{user-id}.

Lots more goodies at How do I search?, including details on the advanced search operators. No need for a new feature, I don't think. With this you don't even need to go to the profile page.