I want to find the collection of programmes available on Netflix (in Japan, but I think the answer will probably be the same for any region) which are returned for two separate searches - in my case, those programmes with English subtitles in the category Japanese TV, or Japanese films, in query style notation: Select Movie Where Subtitle='English' AND (Category='Japanese TV' OR 'Japanese Films')
Japanese audio with English subtitles would also be fine, but leads to a large number of American/English programmes dubbed in Japanese.
Both of these searches are possible in Netflix (Japanese TV/Film are dropdown categories, subtitles can be found with /browse/subtitle/en
.
Is it possible to find the results which occur in both?
I tried to parse the source returned by Chrome when I open these pages, and managed to get a list of titles using grep
and sed
in a VM, but these are limited by the length to which you scroll down (to load more programmes) before copy-pasting the source into a text editor. It seems quite a fragile method, and additionally is very time consuming when one of the categories has a lot of entries (or worse, if both do...)
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, and one other category that I can't remember. Today I want to find that show, but I can't remember the name. This search feature could enable me to find it. – hypehuman Oct 22 '19 at 7:35