Don’t need to support every client, if the client supports folder monitor you can use blackhole

So you pay for piracy

Pay a subscription to watch subscription content for free!

After uTorrent was brought by BitTorrent Inc, they started releasing new shady versions, first added ads then released uTorrent bundle with crypto mining software without user consent

https://torrentfreak.com/new-utorrent-release-breaks-ties-with-bitcoin-miner-150413/

Multiple home users, hardware transcoding, media downloads on mobile…

https://support.plex.tv/articles/202526943-plex-free-vs-paid/

I use Plex BTW , but lurking Jellyfin for some time, just not so easy to setup or comparability for my shared users.

You can find Linux software on rutracker

I use Davx⁵ for Webdav/NextCloud calendars sync, and Fossify Callendar

Maybe not what you looking for, but must Foss calendars are based on AOSP calendar, with same look and features

Had the sane issue on Firerox+uBlock the laptop, but on phone is working (Kiwi+uBlock).

Try with other browser, with or without adblocker

Just because it’s easy to join doesn’t make it semi-private.

• Public tracker all content is available publicly no registration required.

• Semi-private content is available publicly but registration may be required or optional (ex: Demonoid), torrents maybe set as private.

• Private the content isn’t available publicly, registration is required. Torrents are set as private (open trackers, no DHT)

If you look at Prowlarr indexers you can see what is public, semi-public or private. All private require registration, where public or semi-public not so.

TorrentLeech is semi-private!?

What’s a private tracker then?

YTS have a lot of documentaries, it’s my go to for new documentaries

https://yts.mx/browse-movies/0/all/documentary/0/latest/0/all

Exclude them from downloading

https://lemm.ee/post/43529674

can also add *.zipx

I was looking for a ed2k client the other day, maybe i 'll try this.

Yes, if you’re using a system package check the root of your drive (/mnt/sdb/.Trash-1000), if it’s docker (e.g. -v /path/to/downloads:/downloads) should be /path/to/downloads:/downloads/.Trash-$PID

Sonarr will still pick the release and download GBs of malware, and if you don’t notice your download directly is filled with GBs of fake torrents

Is not regex
https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorrent/pull/17106

Examples
*.exe: filter ‘.exe’ file extension.
readme.txt: filter exact file name.
?.txt: filter ‘a.txt’, ‘b.txt’ but not ‘aa.txt’.
readme[0-9].txt: filter ‘readme1.txt’, ‘readme2.txt’ but not ‘readme10.txt’

Not these ones, some could have more than 1GB, look at the virustotal link, the file had 422MB.

Also Sonarr/Radarr filter torrents by size

Here some examples
https://bt4gprx.com/search?q=The.Lord.of.The.Rings.The.Rings.of.Power.S02E08

Those where posted on 1337x (and removed) and probably other sites, Sonarr can pick those based on release name and torrent size

PS: had to rename the fine from .lnk to .com so virustotal could accept

On many distros will open with WINE by default, not a big deal, you can just delete ~/.wine. If it does anything

So KDE Connect for Windows

Me too, but don’t want to download GBs of malware and bandwidth

Gentoo