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A Chrome extension to filter GitHub pull requests by labels. Take full control of your GitHub Pull Request searches with this simple yet powerful Chrome extension. Designed for developers, team leads, and open-source contributors, it streamlines filtering PRs by labels, making it easier to focus on what matters most. GitHub Label Query Builder enhances your PR workflow by letting you build complex label queries visually, without memorizing GitHub search syntax. Quickly combine labels with “OR” groups, include or exclude labels with negative searches, and immediately update your GitHub PR results. Now, you can save your favorite label queries and access them anytime. Your saved queries are available across devices automatically, so whether you switch computers or browsers, your setups are ready to go. Perfect for maintaining code review efficiency and tracking multiple PRs at once. FEATURES - Visual Query Builder: Add and remove label groups with a simple interface. - AND/OR Groups Support: Combine multiple labels within ANDed OR groups to broaden search results. - Negative Search: Exclude specific labels from your query with one click. - Save & Recall Queries: Keep your frequently used label searches handy and switch between them easily. - Cross-Device Access: Your saved queries are available wherever you sign in, without extra setup. - Preserves Existing Queries: Automatically integrates existing labels in your GitHub search. - Real-Time Updates: Apply your query instantly to GitHub Pull Requests without leaving the page. - Lightweight & Fast: Runs directly in your browser with minimal overhead. - Dark Mode Compatible: Works seamlessly with dark and light mode settings. - Context-Aware: Only active on GitHub Pull Request pages to avoid clutter.
Sep 25, 2025
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