Export My List from Netflix

//Now with less jquery
//1) go to your my-list page, and scroll to the bottom to make sure it's all loaded:
//http://www.netflix.com/browse/my-list

//2) Next, paste this in your developer tools console and hit enter:
[...document.querySelectorAll('.slider [aria-label]')].map(ele => ele.getAttribute('aria-label'))
//or use this to copy the list to your clipboard:
copy([...document.querySelectorAll('.slider [aria-label]')].map(ele => ele.getAttribute('aria-label')))

Thanks, very good script. Just a minor issue :
s.setAttribute('src','http://code.jquery.com/jquery.js'); >>>> should run on https not http !

Without jQuery, copies to clipboard - works in Chrome (uses forEach on NodeList, and built in copy function to copy to the clipboard automatically.

(function(list){document.querySelectorAll('.title_card[aria-label]').forEach(function(item){list+='\n'+item.getAttribute('aria-label');});copy(list)}(''));

Netflix changed the class name, it's title-card now, so the Chrome version is:

(function(list){document.querySelectorAll('.title-card[aria-label]').forEach(function(item){list+='\n'+item.getAttribute('aria-label');});copy(list)}(''));

Please help a complete novice. 1. Have done above and have list in text file .txt 2. Have absolutely no idea where to paste this.

Netflix
VM185:2 Search
VM185:2 Notifications
VM185:2 Daniel - Account & Settings
VM185:2 The Daughter of Dawn
VM185:2 Cowboy
VM185:2 The Good, the Bad, the Weird
VM185:2 Christmas Miracle at Sage Creek
VM185:2 Casa de mi Padre
VM185:2 Meek's Cutoff
VM185:2 Strange Empire
VM185:2 The Pinkertons
VM185:2 The Salvation
VM185:2 The Electric Horseman
VM185:2 The Timber
VM185:2 Jane Got a Gun
VM185:2 6 Guns
VM185:2 Kill or Be Killed
VM185:2 The Man from Snowy River
VM185:2 Wynonna Earp
VM185:2 Traded
VM185:2 The Homesman
VM185:2 Gallowwalkers
VM185:2 Stagecoach: The Texas Jack Story
VM185:2 Wild Wild West
VM185:2 Hell on Wheels
VM185:2 The Ridiculous 6
VM185:2 The Hateful Eight
VM185:2 Longmire
VM185:2 Wheelman
VM185:2 Sons of Anarchy
VM185:2 Shooter
VM185:2 House of Cards
(33)

Works great… amazing, thank you!! (I had to change the "http" to "https" in the jQuery loader script to get it to work in Chrome, but otherwise flawless.

I needed to adapt the no-jquery version, added a in selector. For me this worked (I added link of the movie):

(function(){document.querySelectorAll('.title-card a[aria-label]').forEach(
    function(item){
        try {
        console.log('["'+ item.getAttribute('aria-label') + '", "https://www.netflix.com' + item.getAttribute("href").split("?")[0]+'"],')
        } catch(err) { console.log("ERROR: Ignored err", err, item)}
    })}());

producing json-like result like:

VM4342:4 ["Black Mirror", "https://www.netflix.com/watch/70264888"],
VM4342:4 ["Gabriel lglesias: I’m Sorry For What I Said When I Was Hungry", "https://www.netflix.com/watch/80117628"],
VM4342:4 ["Chris Tucker Live", "https://www.netflix.com/watch/80044731"],
VM4342:4 ["Star Trek: Discovery", "https://www.netflix.com/watch/80126024"],
VM4342:4 ["Minions", "https://www.netflix.com/watch/80033394"],
...

For me, this worked (without jquery):

var arr = document.getElementsByClassName("title-card");
for(var i = 0; i < arr.length; i++) {console.log(arr[i].innerText);}

In case somebody need real JSON, I slightly modified @trebor74hr's version

(function() {
    var list = []
    document.querySelectorAll('.title-card a[aria-label]').forEach(
        function(item) {
            try {
                list.push({
                    name: item.getAttribute('aria-label'),
                    link: "https://www.netflix.com" + item.getAttribute("href").split("?")[0]
                })
            } catch (err) {
                console.error("ERROR: Ignored err", err, item)
            }
        })
    return JSON.stringify(list);
}());

I didn't try the above code snippets but this extension worked great for me: https://github.com/daltonmenezes/netflix-list-exporter

I didn't try these snippets, but I posted https://gist.github.com/cliffordp/122c8eda56e2302926b74aec65be4363 to export Netflix's My List, Watch History, and thumbs up/down or ratings. Hope it helps someone else.

Oh wow, didn't realize this was so active. I updated the script to use https. I'm surprised it still works but it does. Thanks all

Thank you help me to migrate my account :) and it worked.

Updated this to not use jquery. In my other gists I also made a script to export a soundcloud playlist

Thanks! I could export all titles and then I had to figure out how to add them to my new profile.
Found a very patchy way but did the job. Hope someone will need this.

1. Login & Select your old Account -> Profile
2. Go to My List (old profile)
3. Run this code in your Browser Developer console to Export and save My List

var tmpList = (function() {
    var list = []
    document.querySelectorAll('.title-card a[aria-label]').forEach(
        function(item) {
            try {
                list.push({
                    name: item.getAttribute('aria-label'),
                    link: ("https://www.netflix.com" + item.getAttribute("href").split("?")[0]).replace('watch', 'title')
                })
            } catch (err) {
                console.error("ERROR: Ignored err", err, item)
            }
        })
    return (JSON.stringify(list));
}());
localStorage.setItem('tmpList',tmpList);

4. Logout old account
5. Login & Select your new Account -> Profile
6. Run this Code in your Browser Developer console to Import My List saved in step 3

(function(){
  var list = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('tmpList'))
  var counter = 0;
  function openWin(e){
    var popup;
    popup = window.open(list[e].link);
    popup.onload = function(){
      setTimeout(function(){
        if(popup.document.querySelector('.nf-flat-button-icon-mylist-add + span')){
          popup.document.querySelector('.nf-flat-button-icon-mylist-add + span').click();
          setTimeout(function(){popup.close()}, 500);
          console.log('Added', list[e].name);
        } else {
          popup.close();
          console.log('Already added', list[e].name);
        }
      }, 500)
    }
    var timer = setInterval(function() { 
      if(popup && popup.closed) {
        clearInterval(timer);
        if(list.length-1 > counter){
          openWin(++counter);
        } else {
          console.log('Added');
          localStorage.removeItem('tmpList');
        }
      }
    }, 1000);
  }
  openWin(counter)
}())

7. Done

@joyblanks Fancy! Thanks!

@joyblanks, Awesome!

jhult's suggestion - "netflix-list-exporter" extension was an easier solution. Thanks.

Is there a way to transfer the viewing history from one account? I know I can export it to a file, but then how do I import it in another profile?

This works for me to generate a json or unquoted csv version of the titles and suggested ratings from the DVD In Queue page. (Yes, I still have a DVD account what do you want from me!?) Doesn't pull "Saved items" (the ones that aren't available at this time).

titles=[...document.querySelectorAll('#inqueueList .title.ondelhide')].map(ele => ele.text)
ratings=[...document.querySelectorAll('#inqueueList .starbar')].map(ele => ele.getAttribute('data-rating'))

titles_ratings = []
for (var i = 0; i < titles.length; i++) {
 titles_ratings.push([titles[i].replace('\\"', ''), ratings[i]]) 
}

json = JSON.stringify(titles_ratings)

csv = titles_ratings.map(function(d){
    return d.join();
}).join('\n');

Example csv output:

Hamlet,3.3
The Lion King,4.1
Westworld,4.2
Westworld,4.2
Westworld,4.2
Alien vs. Predator,2.3

Is there a way to transfer the viewing history from one account? I know I can export it to a file, but then how do I import it in another profile?

@shahsahilj You can't. The only reason this script works is because it scrapes DOM elements that are already exposed by the Netflix website.
To make an import script you would have to create a script to automate the reinsertion of the data. Which can be as easy as pushing it to the Netflix API if you can reverse engineer it or hope that there's an officially supported way.

TL;DR Exporting account info such as "My List" is easy.
Importing the same info is a bit more tricky.

Thanks! I could export all titles and then I had to figure out how to add them to my new profile.
Found a very patchy way but did the job. Hope someone will need this.

1. Login & Select your old Account -> Profile
2. Go to My List (old profile)
3. Run this code in your Browser Developer console to Export and save My List

var tmpList = (function() {
    var list = []
    document.querySelectorAll('.title-card a[aria-label]').forEach(
        function(item) {
            try {
                list.push({
                    name: item.getAttribute('aria-label'),
                    link: ("https://www.netflix.com" + item.getAttribute("href").split("?")[0]).replace('watch', 'title')
                })
            } catch (err) {
                console.error("ERROR: Ignored err", err, item)
            }
        })
    return (JSON.stringify(list));
}());
localStorage.setItem('tmpList',tmpList);

4. Logout old account
5. Login & Select your new Account -> Profile
6. Run this Code in your Browser Developer console to Import My List saved in step 3

(function(){
  var list = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('tmpList'))
  var counter = 0;
  function openWin(e){
    var popup;
    popup = window.open(list[e].link);
    popup.onload = function(){
      setTimeout(function(){
        if(popup.document.querySelector('.nf-flat-button-icon-mylist-add + span')){
          popup.document.querySelector('.nf-flat-button-icon-mylist-add + span').click();
          setTimeout(function(){popup.close()}, 500);
          console.log('Added', list[e].name);
        } else {
          popup.close();
          console.log('Already added', list[e].name);
        }
      }, 500)
    }
    var timer = setInterval(function() { 
      if(popup && popup.closed) {
        clearInterval(timer);
        if(list.length-1 > counter){
          openWin(++counter);
        } else {
          console.log('Added');
          localStorage.removeItem('tmpList');
        }
      }
    }, 1000);
  }
  openWin(counter)
}())

7. Done

Thanks, but the code is not working for me.... Getting a cannot set property 'onload' of null

Any ideas?

The exporting script worked for me, but I had issues with the importing script.

The Chrome popup blocker needs to be disabled while importing.
Settings -> Site Settings -> Popups and Redirects

Second, I modified the code as follows:

(function(){
  var list = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('tmpList'))
  var counter = 0;
  function openWin(e){
    var popup;
    popup = window.open(list[e].link);
    popup.onload = function(){
      setTimeout(function(){
        if(popup.document.querySelector('[data-uia="add-to-my-list"]')){
          popup.document.querySelector('[data-uia="add-to-my-list"]').click();
          setTimeout(function(){popup.close()}, 500);
          console.log('Added', list[e].name);
        } else {
          popup.close();
          console.log('Already added', list[e].name);
        }
      }, 500)
    }
    var timer = setInterval(function() { 
      if(popup && popup.closed) {
        clearInterval(timer);
        if(list.length-1 > counter){
          openWin(++counter);
        } else {
          console.log('Added');
          localStorage.removeItem('tmpList');
        }
      }
    }, 1000);
  }
  openWin(counter)
}())

Does anyone have an idea how to hide movies if they are either upvoted or downvoted? I only have a solution for downvotes if they are "greyed out". Maybe one could combine the scripts from here with this one?

    // ==/UserScript==
var $ = window.jQuery;
setInterval(function(){
        $('.slider-item:has(.is-disliked)').remove();
}, 1000);

I suggest to take a look to https://github.com/origamiofficial/docker-netflix-migrate for exporting and importing netflix ratings