Get a list of content on your Netflix My List that is expiring in the next month or two.

Last update: Aug 6, 2022

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Overview

Netflix My List Expiring Movies

Annoyed at Netflix for taking away your movies?

Now you don't have to be!

Installation instructions

Install selenium

Change your variables line 16-25

Get your free UNOGSNG rapid API key here: https://rapidapi.com/unogs/api/unogsng/

Change your country one of the following (if your country is not there, choose one that is geographically closest.)

{'Argentina ': 21, 'Australia ': 23, 'Belgium ': 26, 'Brazil ': 29, 'Canada ': 33, 'Switzerland ': 34, 'Germany ': 39, 'France ': 45, 'United Kingdom': 46, 'Mexico ': 65, 'Netherlands ': 67, 'Sweden ': 73, 'United States': 78, 'Iceland ': 265, 'Japan ': 267, 'Portugal ': 268, 'Italy ': 269, 'Spain ': 270, 'Czech Republic ': 307, 'Greece ': 327, 'Hong Kong ': 331, 'Hungary ': 334, 'Israel ': 336, 'India ': 337, 'South Korea': 348, 'Lithuania ': 357, 'Poland ': 392, 'Romania ': 400, 'Russia': 402, 'Singapore ': 408, 'Slovakia ': 412, 'Thailand ': 425, 'Turkey ': 432, 'South Africa': 447}

Finally, enter your Netflix username, password, and profile name (exactly as it appears on Netflix).

Run main.py.

###Should work on lists up to 1000 titles. If you have more, that's on you bud! Clean that list up!

Comments

Doesn't log in - "Refused to apply style from..."

The first errors I got was "find_element_by" is deprecated, use "find_element" instead. I fixed that. Now I'm getting the error below:

[0220/181905.930:INFO:CONSOLE(0)] "Refused to apply style from 'https://www.netflix.com/personalization/cl2/freeform/Web siteDetect?source=wwwhead&fetchType=css&modalView=nmLanding' because its MIME type ('') is not a supported stylesheet MI ME type, and strict MIME checking is enabled.", source: https://www.netflix.com/ (0)

Is there a way to set the MIME type?

opened by tensigh 2