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# How to favourite threads and view them later?

When browsing your [Mentions](https://crowdreply.io/mentions) feed, you'll come across threads you want to act on later maybe you want to engage but need to draft the right comment first, or you're building a shortlist of the best opportunities to tackle in a dedicated session. 

The favourites feature lets you save any thread for easy access later.
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#### How to favourite a thread

On every mention card in your [Mentions](https://crowdreply.io/mentions) feed, you'll see a **star icon**. Click it to mark that thread as a favourite. The star will fill in to confirm it's been saved.

Click the star again to remove it from your favourites.

That's it — one click to save, one click to remove.

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#### How to view your favourited threads

1. Go to **Social Listening → [Mentions](https://crowdreply.io/mentions)**
2. Look at the **keyword filter** at the top of the page
3. Select [Favorites](https://crowdreply.io/mentions?keyword=favorites)

This filters your [Mentions](https://crowdreply.io/mentions) feed to show only the threads you've starred. All the same information is displayed — thread title, subreddit, upvotes, comments, search traffic, and the Engage button.
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#### Tips

* **Don't let your favourites pile up** — Review and clear them weekly. Stale threads lose their engagement value over time.
* **Combine with the Ranked/New filter** — You can favourite threads from both Ranked and New views, then review them all together in the Favorites view.
* **Use favourites across keywords** — When you view Favorites, it shows starred threads from all keywords, making it a unified engagement shortlist regardless of which keyword surfaced the thread.