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This is the best way of posting links. I agree. Let’s all get used to this. Also DMCA bots can’t get it.
Is there a firefox plugin to automatically decode them?
Edit: to answer my own question https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/base64-decoder/
Wow! Thanks. Appreciate it.
But do we still need this?
Not really. From what I understand we wouldn’t need to encode a link to a torrent website, see the other post https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/18438
Mainly you’d want to avoid linking anything directly (say a direct link to something possibly copyright/pirated) or at the very least do the base64 encode thing for that.
(of course the above can change if the current policy causes issues with federation with other Lemmy instances)
Get jackett, add all of the public trackers, plus any other trackers you may be a part of, and just search really.
“Best” is probably going to be private torrent trackers.
But if you meant public torrent indexers then the top ones in terms of web traffic are 1337x, ruTracker, TPB, Rutor, & TorrentGalaxy.
Most people that were using RARBG have ended up at 1337x and TorrentGalaxy.
For what it’s worth if you just need a website to search the old RARBG torrents https://rarbg.best might be a good fit.
PS A lot of these sites are also linked at the other torrent site community !torrent_trackers@lemmy.ml
Nyaa.si is good for manga and anime
TG and 1337 are pretty good and have me covered. I also have a copy of the RARBG database that has the hashes that I use if I want to find something from there. Pretty easy to get the magnets from Qbit and then save the magnet back as a .torrent and then check if there are already cached in a debrid service. Pretty easy and simple
You can just go to https://torrentio.strem.fun/configure and use all their trackers.
Set up Prowlarr or Jackett and you can have the torrents from all major indexers without having to use their spooky sites.
