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Auto search & shows IMDB ratings on Netflix, Hotstar, Amazon Prime Video, Mx Player & Zee5 Tired of opening a new tab to check IMDb ratings every time you're deciding what to watch? 🤔 This browser extension automatically fetches IMDb ratings and displays an IMDb rating badge directly on each movie and TV show poster across your favorite OTT platforms—eliminating the need to open IMDb in a separate tab. ✨ Features ⭐ Automatic IMDb rating lookup 🏷️ Displays IMDb ratings on movie & TV show posters 🎚️ Automatically fades out movies & TV shows with low IMDb ratings 🎯 Set your preferred IMDb rating cutoff (1–10) 🌗 Customize how much low-rated titles are dimmed 🚀 Fast, lightweight & easy to use 📺 Supported OTT Platforms - Netflix - Amazon Prime Video - Disney+ Hotstar - MX Player - Zee5 ** Known issues - 1. Rating may not appear for few movie/series. This may happen due to unconventional title e.g. Dubbed movies title have rating with it's original movie name 2. If ratings doesn't appear, try to scroll or refresh the page 3. Fade Low-Rated Titles is intentionally disabled on search pages to avoid dimming titles you're actively searching for. Changelog - 4.0: Supports fade out low rated titles feature 1.8: Supports new Hotstar & Prime Video UI 3.0: Supports Zee5 For any queries/bug reporting, Feel free to contact us : crixus.org@gmail.com
Aug 7, 2026
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