Multi-Select Tag Search

Select several tags on a page at once, then open one search that combines all of them.

Most sites let you click one tag at a time. Click "Prison Drama" on IMDb and you get every prison drama — but you can't say "prison drama AND period drama AND psychological drama" without fighting an advanced search form. Multi-Select Tag Search turns the tags already on the page into checkboxes. Tick the ones you want, click Find matches, and it opens the one search URL that site actually understands for combining them. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open a supported page. The toolbar icon lights up. 2. Click the icon. Every tag on the page gets a checkbox. 3. Tick two or more — they can come from different items on the same page. 4. Click Find matches. Results open in a new tab; your page stays put. A TRUE INTERSECTION, NOT A WORD SEARCH This is the part we refuse to fake. For every supported site we measured real result counts to confirm the combined search returns only items carrying ALL the selected tags. On IMDb, "Period Drama" has 5,162 titles and "Prison Drama" has 309 — together they return 31. That's an intersection. Sites that have clickable tags but no true combined search were deliberately left out rather than shipped with a word-soup search that quietly returns the wrong thing. WHERE IT WORKS TODAY Movies & TV: IMDb, Letterboxd Games: Steam, itch.io Developer Q&A: Stack Overflow, Super User, Server Fault, Ask Ubuntu, Mathematics Stack Exchange Code: GitHub, npm Writing: Archive of Our Own Music: Discogs Research: arXiv, PubMed Images: Safebooru More are being verified. If you want a site added, use "Suggest a site" in the popup — it opens a pre-filled email draft you can edit or discard. PRIVACY: NOTHING LEAVES YOUR BROWSER No accounts. No analytics. No telemetry. No server of any kind. Nothing is stored — not your selections, not your history, nothing. There is no chrome.storage, no localStorage, no cookies. Nothing about the pages you visit is transmitted or retained. The icon lights up through Chrome's own declarativeContent rules, which Chrome evaluates internally. When you activate the extension it reads the current page locally, just long enough to find the tags and build your search. It only runs on a page after you click its icon, and the only network request it ever causes is opening the results tab you asked for. OPEN ABOUT ITS LIMITS Results are only as good as the site's own tagging: if a site never tagged a title, it won't appear. The extension doesn't invent data — it just drives the site's real search. --- Multi-Select Tag Search is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of the websites named above. All product names, logos and trademarks are the property of their respective owners, and are used here only to describe where the extension works.