Simplified Navigation of Microsoft Q&A Tags By Popularity

Unlike StackOverflow's convenient Filter/Search feature on the Tags page, which allows users to quickly jump to tags of their choice, Microsoft Q&A currently lacks such functionality. 

At the time of writing there were 423 active Tags

As someone interested in specific Microsoft Q&A tags to follow, paging through approximately 13 pages of tags seemed cumbersome and time-consuming.

To address this issue, I discovered a PowerShell script by MotoX80 that fetches the complete Tag list from Microsoft Q&A. I then adapted this script to generate the necessary HTML code to create hyperlinks. With this single web page, users can easily navigate and explore Microsoft Q&A Tags by Popularity directly - Check it out!

Here is the modified PowerShell code I used to create hyperlinks for the Tags:

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