How to
How to see IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes ratings while browsing
Install the extension and open Netflix, Prime Video or Disney+. IMDb scores and Rotten Tomatoes ratings appear on every card as you browse — no configuration, no account, and no opening a second tab to check whether something is worth two hours.
Takes about 1 min
What you need
- Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc or another Chromium browser
- CineMan AI installed
Steps
Install the extension
No account to create and no sign-in step.
Open Netflix, Prime Video or Disney+
Browse as you normally would.
Look at the cards
IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes ratings appear directly on each thumbnail.
Worth knowing
- Ratings come from public IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes data, refreshed regularly. You don't need an account with either service.
- Ratings load as cards scroll into view and are cached, so the streaming interface stays responsive.
- Netflix, Prime Video and Disney+ are the supported services. HBO Max, Apple TV+ and Hulu are on the roadmap, not shipped.
- Chromium browsers only — Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc and similar.
Questions
Which streaming services does it work on?
Netflix, Prime Video and Disney+. Ratings appear on the cards as you browse. Support for HBO Max, Apple TV+ and Hulu is on the roadmap but isn't available yet.
Will it slow Netflix down?
No noticeable impact. Ratings are fetched lazily as cards scroll into view and then cached, so the streaming interface stays responsive.