Can you see the stories you liked on the website?

Yes, usually you can find and access the stories you liked depending on the platform or app you use. Some have a dedicated section for liked or bookmarked stories.

It depends on the platform. Some apps or websites might have a feature to show this, but not all do.

It depends on the specific platform. Some have a dedicated section or tab where you can find your liked stories, while others might not have such a straightforward option. You might need to look in your account settings or history to find them.

Yes, usually in many platforms or apps, there is a feature that allows you to view the stories you've marked as liked.

Yes, usually you can. But it depends on the specific settings and features of the platform.

It depends on the specific platform. Some have a dedicated section to show your liked stories, while others might not have such a straightforward feature. You might need to look through your account preferences or activity logs.

Yes, usually in the settings or activity history section of the relevant platform.

In many cases, it's not straightforward to see who's stories you liked. It could vary depending on the specific settings and functionality of the platform you're using. Sometimes, there might be a history or record section, but it might not explicitly show the names of the people whose stories you liked.

Often, in apps or websites for stories, there's a specific icon or menu option labeled something like 'My Likes' or 'Favorite Stories' that shows you what you've liked.

No, most messaging apps don't have the concept of liked stories. Messaging apps are mainly for sending texts, making calls, and sharing files rather than having story - like features with likes.