Their code is such a mess, I wouldn't touch that site before they put in some serious overhaul effort, IMHO.
Their code is such a mess, I wouldn't touch that site before they put in some serious overhaul effort, IMHO.
Oh shit, I had no idea it shut down. That's depressing.
Closest I found on publics was torrent galaxy, but not on the main page. It was on the page of a torrent file
This page on Torrent Galaxy has become my RARBG replacement. Shows new releases without having to sort through all the garbage.
This is only a half-answer, but you can use one of the Pre DB sites to see scene releases. It won't really help with P2P releases. Scene is almost always first (nature of the beast), with P2P releases of the same showing up a day or two later.
Reposting comment because it seems to have gotten stuck in federation purgatory :(
Something like predb might be helpful if it’s scene releases you’re after (https://predb.me/). Otherwise, I haven’t really got a solid suggestion for p2p releases if rarbg was your main source of info.
If just getting releases in a timely manner is what you’re after, maybe apps like Sonarr/Radarr could assist?
Edit: https://www.xrel.to/p2p/releases.html for p2p could be promising. Don’t know how accurate it is. P2P releases probably aren’t as well tracked as scene because a lot of it can just be user submitted stuff without a serious release group attached to it.
thanks for using Leebra!
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There is a group trying to copy it at therarbg.com. Standards are not as high as rarbg as it appears and content is still being imported, but the interface is familiar.
You can also try bitsearch.to, which is just a general torrent indexer for torrents.
Neither is as complete as rarbg was. Ideally therarbg and others will come to fill its place.
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