Console commands

From the 0.4.0 version of Subfilter for Netflix, there are several commands available from the JavaScript console. These commands are experimental but power users can benefit from them. In the future, these commands can be removed or there can be GUI in the application instead of them. Use these commands at your own risk.

subfilter.cmds.help()

Print all available commands.

subfilter.cmds.dump()

If there is a movie opened, print subtitles for the selected language with timing.

subfilter.cmds.dumpSession()

Like dump, but print only cues that were shown to the user during the current session.

subfilter.cmds.grep()

Like grep command on Unix. Search inside subtitles of playing movie. Any JavaScript Regular Expression can be used as the parameter.

Examples:

subfilter.cmds.grep("dog")
subfilter.cmds.grep(/dog/i)
subfilter.cmds.grep(/dog$/i)

subfilter.cmds.grepSession()

Like grep but search only in cues that were shown to the user during the current session.

subfilter.cmds.words()

If there is a movie opened, print statistics for words used subtitles for the selected language. First, show all words in order of their frequency in current subtitles. After that show all words in alphabetical order.

This feature has not been working correctly for some languages yet (Chinese, Japanese and Thai as far as I know).

How many different words are used series? Check the list of words of La Casa de Papel S01E01 in 26 different language. Generated by this extension.

subfilter.cmds.wordsSession()

Like words but only for cues that were shown to the user during the current session.