Add repositories to lists based on Language or Keywords + Multi-select them

[quwepiro]

Dear GitHub-Developers,
The lists feature is something I never thought about and now cannot live without. It is a great way to organize all starred repositories.

In my case, I have more than 200 starred repositories and most of them are Android Apps or Android Libraries.
They are either developed in Java or Kotlin and mostly have a keyword like "App" or "Library" in their description or Readme.

To make it easy to group these repositories into two separate lists, I want to make the suggestion to filter all starred repositories based on a keyword or on a language.
Also, a multi-select feature would help to add them all at once to one list.

[quwepiro]

Spam?

[tjkirch]

There's a dropdown to filter all stars by language, but it'd be great to filter within a list by language, too.

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