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2018-11-29 09:54:47 +00:00
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<img width="600" height="200" src="https://i.imgur.com/OTA2IhM.png">
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Logo & shit added Cause, why not?
2018-11-29 09:52:47 +00:00
Added courseclub & freecoursesite
2019-09-09 12:02:44 +00:00
[![HitCount](http://hits.dwyl.io/CHEF-KOCH/Warez.svg)](http://hits.dwyl.io/CHEF-KOCH/Warez)
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
[![Twitter URL](ttps://img.shields.io/twitter/url/https/twitter.com/fold_left.svg?style=social&label=Follow%20%40CHEF-KOCH)](http://anonym.es/?https://twitter.com/CKsTechNews)
[![Discord](https://discordapp.com/api/guilds/418256415874875402/widget.png)](http://anonym.es/?https://discord.me/CHEF-KOCH)
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
Minor improvement
2019-06-09 19:02:37 +00:00
# Warez
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
The list is the biggest [Warez](http://anonym.es/?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warez_scene) overview around Warez on the entire internet! It contains links to Warez related topics, discussions, tools etc. and provides some background information about the scene.
Several changes Only password manager with an audit getting on the list
2019-03-22 14:06:00 +00:00
Dups removed, minor corrections and additions
2019-03-22 15:21:07 +00:00
## Disclaimer
shaanig.se added under TV/Movies First time I hear about them, dunno if it's the original URL and if they are trustworthy.
2019-09-16 12:04:02 +00:00
**Me (myself and I) nor GitHub supporting warez (!) - we're not responsible for external links or their content! If you dislike the information the list provides then contact the website owner/webmaster/hoster directly and fill a DMCA request.**
Several changes Only password manager with an audit getting on the list
2019-03-22 14:06:00 +00:00
Some websites added Too many to list ... blah blah blahblah, it's weekend.
2019-09-14 20:52:56 +00:00
### Why was this overview page created?
Several additions & corrections.
2019-03-25 15:04:21 +00:00
* Research reasons!
* Freedom of information!
Cleanups
2019-03-22 15:38:23 +00:00
* Most lists you find are outdated, not actively maintained or full of malware links.
Dups removed, minor corrections and additions
2019-03-22 15:21:07 +00:00
Credits section added
2019-03-27 17:22:22 +00:00
### Credits
Added courseclub & freecoursesite
2019-09-09 12:02:44 +00:00
Since this list is really huge I can't name each and every single one of you, but here is a short list which hopefully covers all of them:
Credits section added
2019-03-27 17:22:22 +00:00
Credits section updated
2019-03-28 20:43:59 +00:00
* All [contributors](https://github.com/CHEF-KOCH/Warez/graphs/contributors).
Small corrections
2019-03-27 18:54:02 +00:00
* All demoscene people which helped to build the _scene_.
Credits section added
2019-03-27 17:22:22 +00:00
* All developers which build the mentioned programs on this list.
* All other people which helped to push this little project forward.
Credits section updated
2019-03-28 20:43:59 +00:00
* All people which are involved in the piracy & netsec scene or created forums to talk about such topics.
Credits section added
2019-03-27 17:22:22 +00:00
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
### What **does not** belong on this list? (see also code of conduct).
eBook section updated + other minor changes.
2019-09-15 14:59:09 +00:00
* Illegal programs (cracks, keygens etc.) or direct links to copyright protected material.
What **does not** belong on this list? updated
2019-03-25 16:55:33 +00:00
* Links to [banned websites](https://github.com/CHEF-KOCH/Warez/blob/master/Banned.md).
* Links to [offline websites](https://github.com/CHEF-KOCH/Warez/blob/master/Offline.md).
eBook section updated + other minor changes.
2019-09-15 14:59:09 +00:00
* Software which is outdated or not actively maintained, open source software is generally preferred.
* Insecure programs (no audit- or code-review) or insecure connections `http://` links.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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* Why is program _x_ not listed e.g. K-9 mail, it's FOSS! Not every mention makes sense, especially in a [security context](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/k9mail/k-9/issues/655).
eBook section updated + other minor changes.
2019-09-15 14:59:09 +00:00
* Explicit content.
Cleanups
2019-03-22 15:38:23 +00:00
eBook section updated Several additions and small changes.
2019-05-22 18:22:05 +00:00
### How can I contribute to the list?
Typos, cleanups and some additions
2019-03-25 16:45:37 +00:00
* You can [submit a pull request](https://github.com/CHEF-KOCH/Warez/pulls) - after you [read the contributions guidelines](https://github.com/CHEF-KOCH/Warez/blob/master/.github/CONTRIBUTING.md).
Cleanups
2019-03-22 15:38:23 +00:00
eBook section updated + other minor changes.
2019-09-15 14:59:09 +00:00
## How do I search on this page?
Cleanups
2019-03-22 15:38:23 +00:00
* A search function is planned, [among other small features](https://github.com/CHEF-KOCH/Warez/blob/master/.github/PROJECT_ToDo.md).
eBook section updated + other minor changes.
2019-09-15 14:59:09 +00:00
* Since there is (currently) - no filter or page search you need to browse trough the page from within your Browser via `Ctrl + F` or `Cmd + F`.
Dups removed, minor corrections and additions
2019-03-22 15:21:07 +00:00
MorphTV Discord link fixed Sofa TV Movie App removed and listed under banned cause it doesn't work, uses strange permissions and collects lots of data to shady servers
2019-05-03 22:43:58 +00:00
## Project structure
Bunch of updates, cleanups and more websites added
2019-04-06 05:28:04 +00:00
- `.github` - Documents, Todo etc
eBook section updated + other minor changes.
2019-09-15 14:59:09 +00:00
- [Homepage](https://chef-koch.github.io/Warez/) - General Overview (_which gets a search (it's on the to-do)_)
More cleanups
2019-04-04 08:50:55 +00:00
- [Readme.md](https://github.com/CHEF-KOCH/Warez/blob/master/README.md) - _This file_, provides a smaller overview (includes only website links and no tutorials etc).
- [Scene Info.md](https://github.com/CHEF-KOCH/Warez/blob/master/Scene%20Info.md) - Beginner Info to get into the scene and warez.
- [Tools.md](https://github.com/CHEF-KOCH/Warez/blob/master/Tools.md) - Lists all programs related to warez.
Cleanup my own mess
2019-09-10 14:17:10 +00:00
- [Extensions & Scripts](https://github.com/CHEF-KOCH/Warez/blob/master/Extensions%20%26%20Scripts.md) - Lists Browser Scripts + Extensions which might makes your pirate life a little bit easier.
More cleanups
2019-04-04 08:50:55 +00:00
- [Tutorials.md](https://github.com/CHEF-KOCH/Warez/blob/master/Tutorials.md) - Lists all warez related tools.
Bunch of updates, cleanups and more websites added
2019-04-06 05:28:04 +00:00
- [Banned.md](https://github.com/CHEF-KOCH/Warez/blob/master/Banned.md) - Lists all banned groups, programs and topics
More cleanups
2019-04-04 08:50:55 +00:00
- [Offline.md](https://github.com/CHEF-KOCH/Warez/blob/master/Offline.md) - Lists all offline or compromised websites.
- [Trusted.md](https://github.com/CHEF-KOCH/Warez/blob/master/Trusted.md) - Lists trusted groups or people which are known to crack or upload stuff.
Cleanups
2019-04-04 08:38:44 +00:00
Logo & shit added Cause, why not?
2018-11-29 09:52:47 +00:00
MorphTV Discord link fixed Sofa TV Movie App removed and listed under banned cause it doesn't work, uses strange permissions and collects lots of data to shady servers
2019-05-03 22:43:58 +00:00
## Liability for Contents
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [MEPs approve sweeping changes to copyright law](http://anonym.es/?https://www.theguardian.com/media/2019/mar/26/meps-approve-sweeping-changes-to-copyright-law-european-copyright-directive)
- [The Legalities of Linking](http://anonym.es/?https://www.lifewire.com/legalities-of-linking-3468972)
- [COPYRIGHT LIABILITY FOR LINKING AND EMBEDDING - Klaris Law (.PDF)](http://anonym.es/?https://klarislaw.com/wp-content/uploads/klarislaw-copyright-liability-for-linking-and-embedding.pdf)
- [EU court says linking to copyrighted material isn't illegal](http://anonym.es/?https://www.engadget.com/2016/04/08/eu-court-linking-copyrighted-content-is-legal/)
- [IP Address is Not Enough to Identify Pirate, US Court of Appeals Rules](http://anonym.es/?https://torrentfreak.com/ip-address-is-not-enough-to-identify-pirate-us-court-of-appeals-rules-180828/) - ([.PDF](http://anonym.es/?https://cdn.ca9.uscourts.gov/datastore/opinions/2018/08/27/17-35041.pdf))
- [New EU Piracy Watchlist Targets Key Pirate Sites and Cloudflare](http://anonym.es/?https://torrentfreak.com/new-eu-piracy-watchlist-targets-key-pirate-sites-and-cloudflare-181210/) - ([.PDF](http://anonym.es/?https://torrentfreak.com/images/tradoc_157564.pdf))
- [Domain Registrar Can be Held Liable for Pirate Site, Court Rules](http://anonym.es/?https://torrentfreak.com/domain-registrar-can-be-held-liable-for-pirate-site-court-rules-181224/)
- [Reporting When Pirate Releases Hit The Internet is Apparently Illegal Now](http://anonym.es/?https://torrentfreak.com/reporting-when-pirate-releases-hit-the-internet-is-apparently-illegal-now-190101/)
- [Web Sheriff](http://anonym.es/?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_Sheriff)
- [List of websites blocked in the United Kingdom](http://anonym.es/?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_websites_blocked_in_the_United_Kingdom)
- [Who Watches the Watchmen: Exploring Complaints on the Web](http://anonym.es/?https://arxiv.org/abs/1902.05796)
ROM's section updated Minor changes FAW updated
2018-11-29 09:14:02 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Major US ISPs Refuse to Discuss Repeat Infringer Policies - ISP Info section added (might be useful to keep an eye on ISP related news). - ISPs you should avoid section added (666 or was it 999?)
2019-09-13 13:42:48 +00:00
### ISP Info
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Major US ISPs Refuse to Discuss Repeat Infringer Policies](http://anonym.es/?https://torrentfreak.com/major-us-isps-refuse-to-discuss-repeat-infringer-policies-190912/)
Major US ISPs Refuse to Discuss Repeat Infringer Policies - ISP Info section added (might be useful to keep an eye on ISP related news). - ISPs you should avoid section added (666 or was it 999?)
2019-09-13 13:42:48 +00:00
eBook section updated + other minor changes.
2019-09-15 14:59:09 +00:00
### Tor Info
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Judge Recommends to Deny Summary Judgment Against Tor Exit Node Operator in Piracy Case](http://anonym.es/?https://torrentfreak.com/judge-recommends-to-deny-summary-judgment-against-tor-exit-node-operator-in-piracy-case-190907/) [(.PDF)](http://anonym.es/?https://torrentfreak.com/images/dallashuszar.pdf)
eBook section updated + other minor changes.
2019-09-15 14:59:09 +00:00
Major US ISPs Refuse to Discuss Repeat Infringer Policies - ISP Info section added (might be useful to keep an eye on ISP related news). - ISPs you should avoid section added (666 or was it 999?)
2019-09-13 13:42:48 +00:00
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### ISPs you should avoid
- AT&T
- CenturyLink
- Comcast/Xfinity
- Cox Communications
- Spectrum/Charter
- Verizon
eBook section updated + other minor changes.
2019-09-15 14:59:09 +00:00
- Vodafone
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Major US ISPs Refuse to Discuss Repeat Infringer Policies - ISP Info section added (might be useful to keep an eye on ISP related news). - ISPs you should avoid section added (666 or was it 999?)
2019-09-13 13:42:48 +00:00
Several changes Only password manager with an audit getting on the list
2019-03-22 14:06:00 +00:00
### Social Media Alternatives
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [MeWe](http://anonym.es/?https://mewe.com/) - Google+ replacement.
- [Pleroma](http://anonym.es/?https://pleroma.social/) - Host your own social media.
- [Mastodon](http://anonym.es/?https://joinmastodon.org/) - Like a decentralized Twitter.
- [Movim](http://anonym.es/?https://freedif.org/movim-the-decentralized-social-network) - Movim is a social network, based on XMPP, with Chat and chatrooms, news & communities features.
Added several new categories and tools
2019-03-27 16:57:13 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Added several new categories and tools
2019-03-27 16:57:13 +00:00
### Penetration Testing Distributions
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
* [Android Tamer](http://anonym.es/?https://androidtamer.com/) - OS for Android Security Professionals. Includes all the tools required for Android security testing.
* [ArchStrike](http://anonym.es/?https://archstrike.org/) - Arch GNU/Linux repository for security professionals and enthusiasts.
* [AttifyOS](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/adi0x90/attifyos) - GNU/Linux distribution focused on tools useful during Internet of Things (IoT) security assessments.
* [BackBox](http://anonym.es/?https://backbox.org/) - Ubuntu-based distribution for penetration tests and security assessments.
* [BlackArch](http://anonym.es/?https://www.blackarch.org/) - Arch GNU/Linux-based distribution for penetration testers and security researchers.
* [Buscador](http://anonym.es/?https://inteltechniques.com/buscador/) - GNU/Linux virtual machine that is pre-configured for online investigators.
* [Kali](http://anonym.es/?https://www.kali.org/) - GNU/Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing.
* [Parrot](http://anonym.es/?https://www.parrotsec.org/) - Distribution similar to Kali, with multiple architecture.
* [PentestBox](http://anonym.es/?https://pentestbox.org/) - Opensource pre-configured portable penetration testing environment for Windows OS.
* [The Pentesters Framework](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/trustedsec/ptf) - Distro organized around the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES), providing a curated collection of utilities that eliminates often unused toolchains.
DDos Tools section added
2019-03-27 16:59:53 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Several additions & corrections.
2019-03-25 15:04:21 +00:00
## Public Reverse & Cracking Discussion Forums
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Cracked.to](http://anonym.es/?https://cracked.to/) - Cracked.to is a cracking forum and community.
- [Cracked](http://anonym.es/?https://forums.cracked.com/) - A forum for cracking related stuff.
- [Crackia](http://anonym.es/?https://crackia.com/) - Crackia Cracking Forum.Find the latest Cracking info, Premium Account Cracking Forum.
- [Cracking Forums](http://anonym.es/?https://cracking.org/) - GeoIP Ban - Cracking Forum, Cracking Tutorials, Free Premium Accounts.
- [Cracking Pro](http://anonym.es/?https://www.crackingpro.com/) - Cracking Tutorials, Free Premium Accounts, Cracking Configs, Combolists & Proxylists.
- [CrackingGOD Forum](http://anonym.es/?https://crackingod.com/) - Cracking. Hack. Graphics. Webmaster. Marketplace.
- Crackmes.cf - (mirror of crackmes.de + [reboot](http://anonym.es/?https://crackmes.one/))
- [Forum ExeTools](http://anonym.es/?https://forum.exetools.com/) - The original old school forum to share cracking knowledge.
- Reverse Club- ([needs invite code](http://anonym.es/?https://forum.crack.vc/?thread-22.htm))
- [Team-IRA [TIRA]](http://anonym.es/?https://team-ira.com/) - TIRA Team International Reversers Alliance ([needs invite code](http://forum.crack.vc/?thread-22.htm))
- [Tuts 4 You](http://anonym.es/?https://tuts4you.com) - One of the oldest forums to discuss reversing related stuff.
Public Cracking Forums section added Let the drama begin.
2019-01-31 17:09:09 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Several changes Only password manager with an audit getting on the list
2019-03-22 14:06:00 +00:00
### NFO Viewers & KeyGen Music
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Defacto2](http://anonym.es/?https://defacto2.net/welcome)
- [Evangelion.keygenmusic.org](http://anonym.es/?https://pub.keygenmusic.org/)
- [KeyGen Music](http://anonym.es/?https://keygenmusic.net)
- [Keygen Music Archive](http://anonym.es/?https://archive.org/details/Keygen_music_pack)
- [NFO Force](http://anonym.es/?https://nfforce.temari.fr)
Anti-tamper systems added
2018-12-02 08:34:53 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Anti-DRM Protects, Plugins & Source Code section added
2019-01-31 13:30:13 +00:00
### Anti-DRM Protects, Plugins & Source Code
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [[C++] Steamless - SteamStub DRM Remover](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/atom0s/Steamless) + [Forum](http://anonym.es/?https://atom0s.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=25)
- [HexRaysPyTools](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/igogo-x86/HexRaysPyTools)
- [Microsoft Research Detours Package](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/Microsoft/Detours)
Anti-DRM Protects, Plugins & Source Code section added
2019-01-31 13:30:13 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Music-, Usenet forums updated Captain Boomerang was here.
2019-09-14 21:28:30 +00:00
## Nulled Scripts
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [AIW.BZ](http://anonym.es/?https://aiw.bz) - (Ger) - German forum for nulled scripts.
- [BoardScriptz](http://anonym.es/?https://boardscriptz.to/board) - (Ger) - One of the oldest boards around nulled forum scripts.
- [Cracked-Scriptz](http://anonym.es/?https://forum.cracked-scriptz.r) - (needs VPN) - A Blog which is not always online, it provides info around nulled scripts.
- [EScripts](http://anonym.es/?https://www.escripts.club) - (anti-ad-blocker detection) - English forum for nulled forum software.
- [Nulled.to](http://anonym.es/?https://www.nulled.to) - The most popular forum around nulled scripts.
- [ScriptZSector](http://anonym.es/?https://scriptzsector.com) - One of the newcomer, but fast growing forum.
- [ToolBase](http://anonym.es/?https://www.toolbase.me/board) - (Ger) - Tools, scripts and forum discussions around nulled software.
- [WSC-Scriptz](http://anonym.es/?https://support.wsc-scriptz.org) - (Ger) - Sometimes online, mostly blocked by ISP, provides a lot info around the nulled scene.
- [XenFiles.co](http://anonym.es/?https://xenfiles.co) - (Ger) - Yet another german forum for nulled scripts.
Music-, Usenet forums updated Captain Boomerang was here.
2019-09-14 21:28:30 +00:00
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RenameThemSubs Workaround for ExpressVPN added cause apparently GitHub blocked the link itself.
2019-05-01 22:37:32 +00:00
Minor changes
2018-11-27 03:09:56 +00:00
### VPN Subscription Services (no-logs)
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [ExpressVPN](http://anonym.es/?http://anonym.es/?https://www.expressvpn.com/) ExpressVPN - A VPN with 256-bit encryption, over 94 countries, and no logs. Also rated as one of the fastest VPNs out there.
- [MullVad VPN](http://anonym.es/?https://mullvad.net/) - Provides OpenVPN/Wireguard support.
- [NordVPN](http://anonym.es/?https://nordvpn.com/) - Protect your privacy online and access media content with no regional restrictions, and audit can be found [here](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/CHEF-KOCH/NSABlocklist/blob/5371276f7411ab64530f421ed88d21dda28b0dbc/Documents/VPN/profile-nordvpn2.pdf)
- [Perfect Privacy VPN](http://anonym.es/?https://www.perfect-privacy.com/) - Known in the business since over 10 years.
- [Private Internet Access](http://anonym.es/?https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/) - Popular subscription-based VPN provider with a proven track record for not keeping logs.
- [ProtonVPN](http://anonym.es/?https://protonvpn.com/) - High-speed Swiss made VPN that safeguards your privacy.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
### Self-hosted VPNs
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [n2n](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/ntop/n2n) - A Peer-to-peer VPN.
- [OpenVPN](http://anonym.es/?https://openvpn.net/) - OpenVPN provides flexible VPN solutions to secure your data communications, whether it's for Internet privacy, remote access for employees, securing IoT, or for networking Cloud data centers.
- [PeerVPN](http://anonym.es/?https://peervpn.net/) - PeerVPN is a software that builds virtual ethernet networks between multiple computers.
- [Pritunl](http://anonym.es/?https://pritunl.com/) - Enterprise Distributed OpenVPN and IPsec Server.
- [sshuttle](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/sshuttle/sshuttle) - Transparent proxy server that works as a poor man's VPN.
- [Mysterium Network](http://anonym.es/?https://mysterium.network/) - Yet another self-hosted VPN.
- [Outline by Alphabet](http://anonym.es/?https://www.getoutline.org/) - Not a traditional VPN but it might work with Google Cloud, AWS & more.
- [ocserv](http://anonym.es/?https://www.infradead.org/ocserv/) - Cisco AnyConnect-compatible VPN server.
- [WireGuard VPN](http://anonym.es/?https://www.wireguard.com/) - WireGuard is an extremely simple yet fast and modern VPN that utilizes state-of-the-art cryptography. It aims to be faster, simpler, leaner, and more useful than IPSec.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Archive section added Some smaller changes
2019-05-01 22:21:48 +00:00
## Ad-Blocker
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [An Overview of Ad Blocking Technology](http://anonym.es/?https://www.techotopia.com/index.php/An_Overview_of_Ad_Blocking_Technology) - Basically explains how an Ad Blocker works.
- [AdGuard](http://anonym.es/?https://adguard.com/en/welcome.html) - Claims to be the worlds most advance ad-blocker.
- [Filterlists](http://anonym.es/?https://filterlists.com/) - Provides an overview of Ad blocking filters/projects.
- [uBlock origin](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock) - A fast and efficient Ad Blocker.
- [Nano Defender](http://anonym.es/?https://jspenguin2017.github.io/uBlockProtector/) - Fork of uBlock with some gimmicks, the defender addon is an anti-adblock defuser for Nano Adblocker and uBlock Origin.
- [Wikipedia's Website about Ad blocking](http://anonym.es/?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_blocking) - Wikipedia's website about ad-blockers.
Added Ad blocking section Ghostery & AdBlock Plus are not mentioned (for a reason).
2019-03-25 19:55:08 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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More cleanups
2019-04-04 08:50:55 +00:00
Archive section added Some smaller changes
2019-05-01 22:21:48 +00:00
## Archives
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [130GB of flash games](http://bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/downloads/) - (insecure)
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [GOG Dump](http://web.archive.org/web/20190429144618/http://anonym.es/?https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vSDj58h_xUDPoz9n12x_kZvQW1VKO4AQOaNGaUmEtpFmL5q0R05Pr4qVZxxzH8CZT3ZLX6_ZX8muYzm/pubhtml)
- [Nintendo Games Collection](http://web.archive.org/web/20190429144531/http://anonym.es/?https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vSSmcqtzUguH-tlJ2sr6_v5rTwnlZI1wlsjnyH3Zyy4VKo-TbkHFuW_m3FjpTc3ApQxAL13lOWY9gkm/pubhtml)
- [Microsoft Games Collection](http://web.archive.org/web/20190429144409/http://anonym.es/?https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRs56u1DiQy4EBB8rWrk1r-yvkYgatv9h0IbKKDh1HyPXueiaS06aVdovdF_nHe9SJrPwfkYRMif_mG/pubhtml)
Archive section added Some smaller changes
2019-05-01 22:21:48 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Dups removed, minor corrections and additions
2019-03-22 15:21:07 +00:00
More cleanups
2019-04-04 08:50:55 +00:00
## Email Service Providers
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Mailbox](http://anonym.es/?https://mailbox.org/en/) - Mailbox.org fights for privacy eMails since years and is a big player when it comes to eMail.
- [Posteo](http://anonym.es/?https://posteo.de/) - Email green, secure, simple and ad-free!
- [ProtonMail](http://anonym.es/?https://protonmail.com/) - Secure Email Based made in Switzerland.
- [Tutanota](http://anonym.es/?https://tutanota.com) - A secure and open source eMail provider.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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More cleanups
2019-04-04 08:50:55 +00:00
### Temp eMail Service Providers
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [10 Minute Mail](http://anonym.es/?https://10minutemail.net/) - Disposable, Private mailboxes.
- [Cock.li](http://anonym.es/?https://cock.li/) - Yeah, it's mail with cocks.
- [Disposable](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/0x19/disposable) - Disposable is arobust disposable email (burner emails) - API designed to help you verify whenever email address is coming from disposable service.
- [Nada](http://anonym.es/?https://getnada.com/) - Fast & free.
- [s.MailPro](http://anonym.es/?https://smailpro.com/) - Offering Temporary Email Service
- [Temp Mail](http://anonym.es/?https://temp-mail.org/en/) - Keep spam out of your mail and stay safe - just use a disposable temporary email address!
Dups removed, minor corrections and additions
2019-03-22 15:21:07 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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eMail self-hosting section added
2019-04-02 07:44:50 +00:00
### eMail self-hosting
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [docker-mailserver](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/tomav/docker-mailserver) - A fullstack but simple mailserver (smtp, imap, antispam, antivirus, ssl...) using Docker.
- [FastMail](http://anonym.es/?https://www.fastmail.com/?STKI=16785160) - Email, calendars and contacts done right.
- [Rainloop](http://anonym.es/?https://www.rainloop.net/) - SIMPLE, MODERN & FAST WEB-BASED EMAIL CLIENT.
- [Roundcube](http://anonym.es/?https://roundcube.net/) - MIME support, address book, folder manipulation, message searching and spell checking.
eMail self-hosting section added
2019-04-02 07:44:50 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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DarkNet + Anti-Spammer section added
2019-04-04 09:44:01 +00:00
## DarkNet
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [DarkNet Stats](http://anonym.es/?https://dnstats.net/) - Monitors DarkNet Forums & Markets.
DarkNet + Anti-Spammer section added
2019-04-04 09:44:01 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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DarkNet + Anti-Spammer section added
2019-04-04 09:44:01 +00:00
## Anti-Spammer
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Project Honey Pot](http://anonym.es/?https://www.projecthoneypot.org/) - Online fraud & abuse tracker.
DarkNet + Anti-Spammer section added
2019-04-04 09:44:01 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Music-, Usenet forums updated Captain Boomerang was here.
2019-09-14 21:28:30 +00:00
## Audio (audio only websites)
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [1 Gabba.net](http://anonym.es/?https://1gabba.pw) - Drum & Bass, Hardcore & Hardstyle, most downloads via rapidgator.
- [albumdabster](http://anonym.es/?https://albumdabster.com) - (needs ad-blocker + GeoIP (VPN) block) - Mixtapes & other tapes.
- [Bestmusik6](http://anonym.es/?https://bestmusik6.org) - (Tr) - Türkiye music.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [BestDJmix](http://anonym.es/?https://bestdjmix.com) - (Ger) - (needs ad-blocker) - German Top 100 albums, download mostly via Turbobit.
- [Balaton Sound aka per-fect](http://anonym.es/?https://per-fect.nl) - Listen to music on the website or download top 100 playlists.
- [Mp3va.com](http://anonym.es/?https://www.mp3va.com/browse) - Free Music mostly MP3s.
- [My Free MP3](http://anonym.es/?https://my-free-mp3.net) - Search engine for MP3s, stream & download is possible.
- [RnBXclusive](http://anonym.es/?https://rnbxclusive.online) - (needs ad-blocker) - MP3s via OpenLoad & Co.
- [RockBox](http://anonym.es/?https://rawkbawx.rocks/) - A Metal music tracker.
- [Plixid](http://anonym.es/?https://plixid.com) - Seems to work together with NovaFile, own Facebook page and lots of music.
- [trapadan](http://anonym.es/?https://www.trapadan.com) - (needs ad-blocker) - Various music.
Several websites added
2019-04-27 22:58:22 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Dups removed, minor corrections and additions
2019-03-22 15:21:07 +00:00
## Android
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [My ultimate Android setup, tips & What's your's?](http://anonym.es/?https://old.reddit.com/r/Piracy/comments/d18b35/my_ultimate_android_setup_tips_whats_yours/)
- [Wikipedia's list of free and open-source applications](http://anonym.es/?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_free_and_open-source_Android_applications)
eMail GUI CLients section added
2019-03-20 12:33:10 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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More cleanups
2019-04-04 08:43:15 +00:00
### APK Forums & Platforms
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [ACMARKET](http://anonym.es/?https://acmarket.net/) - Download cracked & modified android apps & games free.
- [Androeed](http://anonym.es/?https://www.androeed.ru/) - (RU) - Russian APK site.
- [Android Zone](http://anonym.es/?https://android-zone.ws/) - Another place to find premium links for APKs.
- [APKmb](http://anonym.es/?https://apkmb.com/) - Download paid Apps & Android Games for free.
- [APKMirror](http://anonym.es/?https://www.apkmirror.com/) - Provides legit mirrors with checksums for various apps.
- [APKHouse](http://anonym.es/?https://apkhouse.com) -
- [ApkPure](http://anonym.es/?https://apkpure.com/) - Another free APK mirror site.
- [Aptoide](http://anonym.es/?https://www.aptoide.com/) - Share and download cracked/modded and other apk's among mirrors for original untouched apks.
- [BlackMod](http://anonym.es/?https://blackmod.net/) - Lots of cracked Android games.
- [iHackedit](http://anonym.es/?https://ihackedit.com/) - Provides Android Apps & Games including Mods.
- [libre.io](http://anonym.es/?https://boards.libre.io) - (requires login) - A small forum with some exclusive apps & games.
- [Mobilism Forum](http://anonym.es/?https://forum.mobilism.org/index.php) - Large forum of mobile apps and books.
- [On HAX](http://anonym.es/?https://onhax.me/) - APK mirrors for paid and free applications, the website also provides modded APK's.
- [RevDl](http://anonym.es/?https://www.revdl.com/) - Direct download site for Android apps & games.
More cleanups
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Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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## Decentralized Network Projects
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [Freenet](http://anonym.es/?https://freenetproject.org) - Freenet is free software which lets you anonymously share files, browse and publish "freesites" (web sites accessible only through Freenet) - and chat on forums, without fear of censorship.
- [I2P](http://anonym.es/?https://geti2p.net/en/) - I2P is an anonymous overlay network - a network within a network. It's intended to protect communication from dragnet surveillance and monitoring by third parties such as ISPs.
- [Loki](http://anonym.es/?https://loki.network/) - Decentralised network that allows users to transact and communicate privately over the internet.
- [SILO](http://anonym.es/?https://medium.com/arweave-updates/building-silo-a-truly-private-internet-556c860222ca) - Offers complete privacy across the network (work in progress project in cooperationship with Loki).
- [Tor](http://anonym.es/?https://www.torproject.org/) - Tor is free software and an open network that helps you defend against traffic analysis.
- [Zeronet](http://anonym.es/?https://zeronet.io/) - Open, free and uncensorable websites, using Bitcoin cryptography and BitTorrent network.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Added several new categories and tools
2019-03-27 16:57:13 +00:00
## Hardened Operating Systems & Resources
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [cuckoo](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/cuckoosandbox/cuckoo) - Open source automated malware analysis system.
- [Overview of Security-focused operating system on Wikipedia](http://anonym.es/?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security-focused_operating_system)
- [Qubes OS](http://anonym.es/?https://www.qubes-os.org/) - Qubes OS is a security-oriented operating system.
- [SIFT](http://anonym.es/?https://digital-forensics.sans.org/community/downloads) - Forensic workstation made by SANS.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
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- [Security related Operating Systems @ Rawsec](http://list.rawsec.ml/operating_systems.html) - (insecure) - Complete list of security related operating systems.
- [Security @ Distrowatch](http://distrowatch.com/search.php?category=Security) - (insecure) - Website dedicated to talking about, reviewing, and keeping up to date with open source operating systems.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [Tails](http://anonym.es/?https://tails.boum.org/) - Tails is a live operating system that you can start on almost any computer from a USB stick or a DVD.
First Draft
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Some minor changes and improvements
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First Draft
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## Domain Names
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [Domainr](http://anonym.es/?https://domainr.com/) - Domainr allows you to find domain names and short URLs. Instantly check availability and register for all top-level domains.
- [Njalla](http://anonym.es/?https://njal.la/) - A privacy-aware domain registration service.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
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- [xip.io](http://xip.io/) - (insecure) - Magic domain name that provides wildcard DNS for any IP address.
First Draft
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Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Torrent section improved
2019-03-29 05:12:59 +00:00
### Countries where downloading copyright content is legal (for personal use only) though publishing it & sharing it - is still illegal
* Poland
* Spain
* Spain
* Switzerland
Some minor changes and improvements
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Torrent section improved
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### Countries where both downloading & sharing is illegal
* Argentina
* Bangladesh
* Brazil
* Canada
* Chile
* Columbia
* Czech Republic
* Denmark
* Egypt
* Greece
MorphTV Discord link fixed Sofa TV Movie App removed and listed under banned cause it doesn't work, uses strange permissions and collects lots of data to shady servers
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* India
Torrent section improved
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* Iran
* Israel
* Malaysia
* Mexico
* Netherlands
* Philippines
* Romania
* Singapore
* Slovakia
* Slovenia
* South Korea
* Uruguay
Some minor changes and improvements
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Torrent section improved
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### Countries where torrenting is highly illegal
* Australia
* China
* Finland
* France
* Germany
* Itlay
* Japan
* Korea
* Latvia
* Portugal
* Russia
* UAE
* UK
* US
Some minor changes and improvements
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SoundCloud section added
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### Countries GeoIP block and/or shutdown the websites
Torrent section improved
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* Canada
* China
* Germany
* India
* Itlay
* Japan
* Latvia
* Malaysia
* Portugal
* Russia
* Singapore
* South Korea
* UAE
* UK
* US
Some minor changes and improvements
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Music-, Usenet forums updated Captain Boomerang was here.
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## Pirate News, Blogs & discussion forums
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [NextWarez](http://anonym.es/?https://nextwarez.com) - (FR) - P2P topics & news page.
- [Scenenotice.org](http://anonym.es/?https://scenenotice.org) - Archive with over 1 GB of old Realeaser-Scene.
- [szeneBOX.org](http://anonym.es/?https://www.szenebox.org) - (Ger) - (needs VPN) - Forum & News around the Scene.
- [Tarnkappe.info](http://anonym.es/?https://tarnkappe.info) - (Ger) - News & Rumours, Blog & Forum.
- [/f/Piracy](http://anonym.es/?https://raddle.me/f/Piracy) - Raddle forum for piracy.
- [/r/privacy](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/) - The intersection of technology, privacy, and freedom in a digital world.
- [TechWorm](http://anonym.es/?https://www.techworm.net) - Techworm is a Tech, Cyber-security news platform.
- [TorrentFreak](http://anonym.es/?https://torrentfreak.com) - TorrentFreak is a publication dedicated to bringing the latest news about copyright, privacy, and everything related to filesharing.
- [Tunny.to](http://anonym.es/?https://tunny.to) - DDL.to & VUP.to Blog.
- [/v/piracy](http://anonym.es/?https://voat.co/v/piracy) - Voat Forum for piracy.
Music-, Usenet forums updated Captain Boomerang was here.
2019-09-14 21:28:30 +00:00
First Draft
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## Torrenting
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [/r/torrents](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/torrents) - Questions and discussion about all things torrent-related.
- [BitTorrent](http://anonym.es/?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BitTorrent) - Wikipedia's article on the BitTorrent file sharing protocol.
- [Live Tracer](http://anonym.es/?https://trace.corrupt-net.org/live.php) - Pre-time tracer for scene releases.
- [peerflix Google Search](http://anonym.es/?https://www.google.com/search?q=peerflix+site%3Aherokuapp.com) - Searches Heroku-deployed instances of Peerflix for streaming torrents.
- [RapidBay](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/hauxir/rapidbay) - Rapid bay is a self hosted video service/torrent client that makes playing videos from torrents easy.
- [The Pirate Society](http://anonym.es/?https://thepiratesociety.org/forums/) - A members-only forum for pirates.
- [Torrage](http://anonym.es/?https://torrage.info/) - Torrage is a free service for caching torrent files online.
- [Torrents.csv](http://anonym.es/?https://torrents-csv.ml/) - An [open source](http://anonym.es/?https://gitlab.com/dessalines/torrents.csv) - collaborative repository of torrents, consisting of a single, searchable torrents.csv.
- [Torznab](http://anonym.es/?https://nzbdrone.readthedocs.io/Implementing-a-Torznab-indexer/) - Newznab-like API offering a standardized recent/search API for both TV and movies.
- [Where are torrents permitted?](http://anonym.es/?https://i.imgur.com/3fHyG2S.png) - A world map (picture) which shows where warez torrenting is allowed.
- [ZBIGZ](http://anonym.es/?https://zbigz.com/) - Zbigz is a very good solution if your PC or laptop is locked by your ISP, it allows you to download torrents via Browser.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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First Draft
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### Trackers
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [/r/trackers](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/trackers) - A subreddit for discussing public & private trackers.
- [A Simple Guide To A Better Ratio](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/trackers/comments/fthja/a_simple_guide_to_a_better_ratio/) - A good tracker requires you to upload what you download. This guide explains many of the methods involved with keeping on top of this sometimes difficult task.
- [Bravo List](http://anonym.es/?https://www.bvlist.com/) - A public tracker directory.
- [Tracker Twitters](http://anonym.es/?https://filenetworks.blogspot.com/2010/12/list-of-private-torrent-trackers.html) - List Of Private Torrent Trackers & BitTorrent News Accounts To Follow On Twitter.
- [Trackers List](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/ngosang/trackerslist) - An updated list of public BitTorrent trackers.
Update README.md
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Some minor changes and improvements
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Extension section updated
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## TV-Show Calendar
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
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- [at.my TV](http://at-my.tv/) - (insecure) - TV Calendar, TV Episode Guide, TV Show Listings.
- [DuckieTV](http://schizoduckie.github.io/DuckieTV/?from=duckie.tv&/) - (insecure) - A personalized calendar that tracks the shows you like/fav.
Some minor changes and improvements
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Extension section updated
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First Draft
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#### Private Trackers
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [/PTG tracker manifesto](http://anonym.es/?https://pastebin.com/thLgSkNE) - List of private trackers
- [0QoLttS.jpg](http://anonym.es/?https://i.imgur.com/0QoLttS.jpg) - Screenshot of a table from somewhere of private trackers and their sign-up requirements
- [AlphaRatio](http://anonym.es/?https://alpharatio.cc) - (AR) - A good starter tracker with lots of freeleech content.
- [AnimeBytes](http://anonym.es/?https://animebytes.tv/) - (AB) - community centralized around Japanese media, including anime, manga, and music.
- [Audionews](http://anonym.es/?https://audionews.org/) - (AN) - Private torrent tracker for music production audio. (DJ apps, audio editor, DAW apps etc) - Open signups on the 1st-2nd every month.
- [Awesome HD](http://anonym.es/?https://awesome-hd.me/) - (AHD) - Awesome-HD is a private tracker for quality enthusiasts.
- [BakaBT](http://anonym.es/?https://bakabt.me/) - (BBT) - a torrent tracker which specializes in serving anime fans
- [BeyondHD](http://anonym.es/?https://beyondhd.xyz/) - (BHD) - BeyondHD is a ratioless torrent tracker dedicated to HD movies and TV shows in High Definition.
- [Bibliotik](http://anonym.es/?https://bibliotik.me/) - (BI) - Popular ebooks/audiobooks private tracker
- [Blutopia](http://anonym.es/?https://blutopia.xyz) - (BLU) - Blutopia is a private tracker for HD movies and HD TV shows.
- [CGPeers](http://anonym.es/?https://www.cgpeers.com/) - (CGP) - CGPeers is a private torrent tracker for all things computer graphics: tutorials, graphics software, 3D, visual effects, design, and computer-assisted art.
- [Filelist](http://anonym.es/?https://filelist.ro/) - (FL) - Large Romanian general tracker with mostly English content. No RAR files allowed. Scene torrents are unrared, and then allowed.
- [GazelleGames](http://anonym.es/?https://gazellegames.net/login.php) - (GGn) - Currently the largest private tracker for games.
- [HD-Forever](http://anonym.es/?https://hdf.world/) - (HD-F) - HD-Forever is a French private tracker for HD movies.
- [HD-Space](http://anonym.es/?https://hd-space.org/) - (HDS) - HD-Space is a private torrent tracker hosting HD movies, TV shows, and music torrents. A good tracker for beginners.
- [HD4Free](http://anonym.es/?https://hd4.xyz) - (HD4F) - HD4Free is a general HD tracker with a good range of content.
- [IPTorrents](http://anonym.es/?https://iptorrents.com/) - (IPT) - Private tracker with movies, books, and more.
- [JPopsuki](http://anonym.es/?https://jpopsuki.eu/) - (JPop) - JPopsuki is a torrent tracker focused on Asian music.
- [MyAnonaMouse](http://anonym.es/?https://www.myanonamouse.net/) - (MAM) - Private E-Learning tracker with about 360 000 torrents including audiobooks, e-learning, musicology, and radio.
- [Nostalgic Torrents](http://anonym.es/?https://nostalgic.is/) - (NT) - Private tracker for anime, comics/manga, documentaries, movies, TV - PRE 2013, TV - PRE 2009 With Original Commercials, etc. Also known as The-Archive and HeyNow.
- [PassThePopcorn](http://anonym.es/?https://passthepopcorn.me/) - (PTP) - ratio-based torrent tracker for movies (requires login).
- [PolishSource](http://anonym.es/?https://polishsource.cz/) - (PS) - PolishSource is a big private Polish ratio-less tracker.
- [PolishTracker](http://anonym.es/?https://pte.nu/) - (PT) - PolishTracker is the oldest private Polish tracker.
- [Private Tracker Flowchart](http://anonym.es/?https://wiki.installgentoo.com/images/9/97/Private_tracker_flowchart.png) - V4 of the private tracker flowchart. Somewhat out of date.
- [Private trackers](http://anonym.es/?https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php/Private_trackers) - Guide on how to get into (and survive) - the world of private trackers.
- [PrivateHD](http://anonym.es/?https://privatehd.to/) - (PHD) - PrivateHD is a private BitTorrent tracker focused on high definition movies and TV show torrents.
- [RED Interview Prep](http://anonym.es/?https://interviewfor.red/en/index.html) - This site was written as a guide for potential users to learn about music formats, transcodes, torrenting, and burning and ripping — everything you need to know in order to pass the RED interview.
- [Redacted](http://anonym.es/?https://redacted.ch/) - (CH) - Largest private music tracker at 1.5 million torrents.
- [SceneTime](http://anonym.es/?https://www.scenetime.com)
- [TheGeeks](http://anonym.es/?https://thegeeks.click/) - (TGBZ) - Private tracker for e-learning
- [TorrentLeech](http://anonym.es/?https://torrentleech.org/) - (TL) - Well-known popular private tracker
- [Tracker Spreadsheet](http://anonym.es/?https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zYZ2107xOZwQ37AjLTc5A4dUJl0ilg8oMrZyA0BGvc0/edit#gid=1357476050) - Comprehensive spreadsheet of private trackers (somewhat out of date).
- [TVChaos UK](http://anonym.es/?https://www.tvchaosuk.com/) - (TVCUK) - Private tracker for British television
- [UHDBits](http://anonym.es/?https://uhdbits.org/) - (UHD) - UHDBits is a Vietnamese private torrent tracker focused on HD movies and TV shows.
- [WorldOfP2P](http://anonym.es/?https://worldofp2p.net) - (WOP) - Private tracker for Movies, TV and general P2P stuff.
HD4Free added
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Some minor changes and improvements
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First Draft
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#### Semi-Private Trackers
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [ArenaBG](http://anonym.es/?https://arenabg.com/) - A Bulgarian tracker with an English translation available.
- [NoNaMe Club](http://anonym.es/?https://nnmclub.to/) - Russian semi-private tracker and forum.
- [ruTracker](http://anonym.es/?https://rutracker.org/forum/index.php) - RuTracker is a huge Russian torrent site with a thriving file-sharing community.
First Draft
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Some minor changes and improvements
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First Draft
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#### Public Trackers
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [1337x](http://anonym.es/?https://1337x.to/) - 1337x is a torrent site that offers verified torrent downloads.
- [BTDB](http://anonym.es/?https://btdb.to/) - Large BitTorrent DHT search engine.
- [CGPeers](http://anonym.es/?https://www.cgpeers.to/) - CGPeers is a well known trusted tracker (registration every 15th and 1st of the month).
- [DIGBT](http://anonym.es/?https://www.digbt.org/) - DIGBT is a DHT torrent search engine.
- [ETTV](http://anonym.es/?https://www.ettv.tv/) + [EZTV](http://anonym.es/?https://eztv.ag/) - ETTV is a torrent site specific for movie torrents.
- [g4u](http://anonym.es/?https://g4u.me/) - (Ger) - Movies, TV Shows & Games.
- [Games4theworld](http://anonym.es/?https://games4theworld.org) - Torrents and magnet links for games.
- [GloTorrents](http://anonym.es/?https://glodls.to/) - Download Movies, TV, Games and Other Torrents Free.
- [HDCenter](http://anonym.es/?https://hdcenter.cc/login.php) - (NL) - Games, Movies, eBooks & more.
- [Idope (Clone)](http://anonym.es/?https://idope.top/) - iDope is a torrent search engine presenting direct magnet links, comments and up to date seeder/leecher statistics.
- [Isohunt2](http://anonym.es/?https://isohunt2.net/) - Clone of the original ISOHunt torrent index and repository.
- [KickAss Torrents](http://anonym.es/?https://katcr.co/) - Community-made reincarnation launched in 2016.
- [LimeTorrents](http://anonym.es/?https://www.limetorrents.info/) - LimeTorrents has been around for more than half a decade.
- [Monitor Shodan](http://anonym.es/?https://monitor.shodan.io/) - Keep track of the devices that you have exposed to the Internet. Setup notifications, launch scans and gain complete visibility into what you have connected.
- [Movcr](http://anonym.es/?https://movcr.tv/) - Download Movies Torrent Online Free.
- [OTorrents](http://anonym.es/?https://otorrents.com/) - Yet another public torrent tracker.
- [Pirateiro](http://anonym.es/?https://pirateiro.unblocked.gdn/) - Pirateiro is a torrent index for Brazilian and Portuguese torrents.
- [RARBG](http://anonym.es/?https://rarbg.to/) - Public tracker with its own release group, RARBG was founded in 2008 and specializes in high quality video releases.
- [Saavn](http://anonym.es/?https://saavn.tomato.to/) - A search engine designed to find old and new music releases.
- [Shodan](http://anonym.es/?https://www.shodan.io/) - Shodan is the world's first search engine for Internet-connected devices.
- [Shaanig](http://anonym.es/?https://shaanig.se/) - Small-size HD TV episodes & movies.
- [SkyTorrents](http://anonym.es/?https://www.skytorrents.lol/) - Revival of the recently-shut-down, privacy-focused, ad-free torrent indexer.
- [Streams.Now.SH](http://anonym.es/?https://streams.now.sh/) - Similar quality & size like RARBG & YTS.
- [The Pirate Bay](http://anonym.es/?https://thepiratebay.org/) - A well-known torrent site which is somehow still running, blocked in most places. (**Be warned**: It mines coins in the background!)
- [The Proxy Bay](http://anonym.es/?https://proxybay.bz/) - Can't access The Pirate Bay? Try one of these proxy sites.
- [Tor Lock](http://anonym.es/?https://torlock.com/) - TorLock is a torrent site that offers verified torrent downloads.
- [Torlock](http://anonym.es/?https://www.torlock.com/) - Torlock is a torrent index and torrent search that helps to access the latest in TV series and movies.
- [Torrent9](http://anonym.es/?https://www.torrent9.ph/) - French torrent search engine.
- [TorrentFunk](http://anonym.es/?https://www.torrentfunk.com/) - TorrentFunk is a torrent site providing verified torrents for all kinds of content.
- [TorrentGalaxy](http://anonym.es/?https://torrentgalaxy.org/) - Public tracker with a clean UI.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
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- [TorrentInvites](http://torrentinvites.org) - (insecure) - #1 to buy, trade, sell or find free Tracker Invites!
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [TorrentKing](http://anonym.es/?https://torrentking.io/) - Torrentking is a popular movie torrent site.
- [Torrentz2](http://anonym.es/?https://torrentz2.eu/) - A good replacement of the defunct Torrentz.eu.
- [Trackers list](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/ngosang/trackerslist) - An updated list of public BitTorrent trackers which you can add in e.g. QB.
- [WebOas](http://anonym.es/?https://weboas.is/) - A search engine designed to find warez, music and other stuff in public dirs.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
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- [xbit.pw](http://xbit.pw/) - (insecure) - A Magnet site search engine.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [YggTorrent](http://anonym.es/?https://www3.yggtorrent.to/) - French tracker and search engine (has a download/upload ratio limitation).
- [YTS](http://anonym.es/?https://yts.am/) - Small-size HD movies in a good quality from YIFY.
- [Zonatorrent](http://anonym.es/?https://zonatorrent.tv/) - Spanish tracker.
- [Zooqle](http://anonym.es/?https://zooqle.com/) - Zooqle is a relatively new torrent index providing a huge database of verified torrents.
Small update
2019-02-07 07:12:19 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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First Draft
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### Tracker Aggregators
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [High Resolution Music](http://anonym.es/?https://highresolutionmusic.com/) - FLAC Music collection.
- [rats-search](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/DEgITx/rats-search) - P2P Bittorrent search engine.
- [snowfl](http://anonym.es/?https://snowfl.com/) - Snowfl is a torrent aggregator which searches various public torrent indexes in real-time.
- [SolidTorrents](http://anonym.es/?https://solidtorrents.net) - A clean, privacy focused torrent search engine.
- [Torrents.me](http://anonym.es/?https://torrents.me/) - Torrents.me combines popular torrent sites and specialized private trackers in a torrent multi-search.
First Draft
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First Draft
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### Tracker Proxies
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [Cardigann](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/cardigann/cardigann) - A proxy server for adding new indexers to Sonarr, SickRage, and other media managers.
- [CouchPotatoServer](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/CouchPotato/CouchPotatoServer) - Automatic Movie Downloading via NZBs & Torrents.
- [Jackett](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett) - API Support for your favorite torrent trackers, it translates queries from apps (Sonarr, Radarr, SickRage, CouchPotato, Mylar, DuckieTV, qBittorrent, etc) - into tracker-site-specific http queries, parses the html response, then sends results back to the requesting software.
- [NewzLeech](http://anonym.es/?https://www.newzleech.com/) - Newzleech is a Usenet file search engine.
- [nzbhydra2](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/theotherp/nzbhydra2/) - Primarily a Usenet meta search engine but also supports Torznab.
- [Radarr](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/Radarr/Radarr) - A fork of Sonarr to work with movies à la Couchpotato.
- [SickRage](http://anonym.es/?https://git.sickrage.ca/SiCKRAGE/sickrage) - Automatic Video Library Manager for TV Shows. It watches for new episodes of your favorite shows, and when they are posted it does its magic.
- [Sonarr](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/Sonarr/Sonarr) - Smart PVR for newsgroup and Bittorrent users.
First Draft
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Some minor changes and improvements
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First Draft
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### Tracker Invites
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [/r/Invites](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/invites) - Post wanted ads for private tracker invites here.
- [/r/OpenSignups](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/opensignups) - Open Signups - When Private Trackers Open Their Doors To The Public.
- [getting_into_private_trackers](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/trackers/wiki/getting_into_private_trackers) - Helpful resource from the /r/trackers Wiki.
- [Open sign-ups thread](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/trackers/comments/7ildxx/open_signups_thread/) - /r/trackers thread for posting trackers that are currently open for registration.
- [Opentrackers.org](http://anonym.es/?https://opentrackers.org/) - Private Torrent Trackers & File Sharing.
First Draft
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First Draft
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#### rTorrent
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [flood](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/jfurrow/flood) - A web UI for rTorrent with a Node.js backend and React frontend.
- [rTorrent ArchWiki Page](http://anonym.es/?https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/RTorrent) - Detailed article to answer most common questions about rTorrent.
- [rTorrent Seedbox Guide](http://anonym.es/?https://jes.sc/kb/rTorrent-ruTorrent-Seedbox-Guide.php) - This guide is a single-page, comprehensive guide to take you step-by-step through installation and configuration.
- [rtorrent-ps](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/pyroscope/rtorrent-ps) - Extended rTorrent distribution with a fully customizable canvas and colors, other feature additions, and complete docs.
- [rTorrent](http://anonym.es/?https://rakshasa.github.io/rtorrent/) - rTorrent is a text-based ncurses BitTorrent client written in C++.
- [rutorrent-themes](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/InAnimaTe/rutorrent-themes) - A collection of default and new, original themes for ruTorrent.
- [ruTorrent](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/Novik/ruTorrent) - Yet another web front-end for rTorrent.
First Draft
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Some minor changes and improvements
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First Draft
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#### WebTorrent Clients
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [Instant.io](http://anonym.es/?https://instant.io/) - Streaming file transfer over WebTorrent (torrents on the web).
- [magnetoo](http://anonym.es/?https://www.magnetoo.io/) - Fancy new in-browser WebTorrent streaming service.
- [WebTorrent Desktop](http://anonym.es/?https://webtorrent.io/desktop/) - WebTorrent Desktop is for streaming torrents.
- [βTorrent](http://anonym.es/?https://btorrent.xyz/) - Fully-featured [WebTorrent](http://anonym.es/?https://webtorrent.io/) - browser client written in HTML, JS and CSS
First Draft
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First Draft
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### Seedboxes
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [/r/seedboxes](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/seedboxes) - A place to discuss seedboxes and everything related to them.
- [2Giga.link](http://anonym.es/?https://www.2giga.link/) - Free file hoster, Torrent caching & Premium link generator.
- [Bitport.io](http://anonym.es/?https://bitport.io/) - Download torrents in the cloud and stream them online.
- [DediSeedBox](http://anonym.es/?https://dediseedbox.com/) - Netherlands located Seeedbox service.
- [FileStream.me](http://anonym.es/?https://filestream.me/) - Free subscription offers 200Mb max file size and 200GB storage total.
- [Furk.net](http://anonym.es/?https://www.furk.net/) - Free trial offers 1GB per day or 5GB per week if you can get an invite/voucher or use Facebook.
- [Put.io automator](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/datashaman/putio-automator) - A suite of commands for managing torrents, transfers and files on Put.io.
- [Seedbox.io](http://anonym.es/?https://seedbox.io/) - Provides 99,9% uptime, cheap and claims to have a good support.
- [SeedSync](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/ipsingh06/seedsync) - SeedSync is a GUI-configurable, LFTP-based file transfer and management program.
- [UltraSeedbox](http://anonym.es/?https://ultraseedbox.com/) - Cheap Seedbox, fast and reliable.
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Music-, Usenet forums updated Captain Boomerang was here.
2019-09-14 21:28:30 +00:00
## Sharehoster search engine
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Crawli](http://anonym.es/?https://crawli.net) - Searches for online/offline content.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [DDLSearch](http://ddlsearch.free.fr) - (insecure) - Meta search engine, the results are been displayed via Google search engine.
- [filediva](http://www.filediva.com) - (insecure) - Yet another meta search engine.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [FilePursuit](http://anonym.es/?https://filepursuit.com) - Meta search engine for Warez.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [MegaSearch.co](http://megasearch.co) - (blocked by some ISP) - (insecure) - Meta search engine which indexes webwarez websites.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Rapidlinks](http://anonym.es/?https://rapidlinks.org) - (RU) - Russian search engine for various sharehoster.
Music-, Usenet forums updated Captain Boomerang was here.
2019-09-14 21:28:30 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Convert Torrent to Direct HTTP Link section added
2019-06-06 11:43:59 +00:00
### Convert Torrent to Direct HTTP Link
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [BTCloud](http://anonym.es/?https://btcloud.io/) - BTCLoud offer 1 GB of storage space with 1 GB file size limit and 5 torrents stored at a time for its free users.
- [Filestream.me](http://anonym.es/?https://filestream.me/) - (needs VPN to visit the page) - Free user of Filestream are being entitled and limited to a maximum of 5 GB file size for each torrent download and the file will stay on the server for 3 days only.
- [Furk](http://anonym.es/?https://www.furk.net/) - needs invite - Offers an unlimited storage time for fetched file as long as the file is from a public sources such as the Pirate Bay.
- [Seedr](http://anonym.es/?https://seedr.cc/) + ([mirror](http://anonym.es/?https://streamza.com/)) - Essentially a seedbox you can paste torrents into which returns a streamable direct link.
- [Streamza](http://anonym.es/?https://streamza.com/)
- [ZBIgZ](http://anonym.es/?https://www.zbigz.com/) - ZBIGZ anonymous torrent cloud client #1.
Convert Torrent to Direct HTTP Link section added
2019-06-06 11:43:59 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Convert Torrent to Direct HTTP Link section added
2019-06-06 11:43:59 +00:00
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
#### Seedbox Hosting Providers
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [/u/Andy10gbit](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/seedboxes/comments/9iu7o8/andy10gbit_server_and_seedbox_list/) - Reddit user with good deals on servers and seedboxes.
- [Bytesized Hosting](http://anonym.es/?https://bytesized-hosting.com/) - "The best Plex server hosting in town".
- [Chmuranet](http://anonym.es/?https://www.chmuranet.com/) - Chmuranet is a small private boutique seedbox provider.
- [FeralHosting](http://anonym.es/?https://www.feralhosting.com/pricing) - Shared seedbox hosting provider.
- [Hetzner](http://anonym.es/?https://hetzner.co.za/) - Reliable and affordable server host.
- [Kimsufi](http://anonym.es/?https://www.kimsufi.com/uk/) - Affordable dedicated servers.
- [NZB Monkey](http://anonym.es/?https://nzblnk.info/nzb-monkey/) - NZB download helper utility.
- [Online.net](http://anonym.es/?https://www.online.net/en) - Seedbox-friendly, affordable, dedicated server host.
- [OVH](http://anonym.es/?https://www.ovh.com/world/) - Large cloud server provider.
- [Seedboxes.cc](http://anonym.es/?https://seedboxes.cc/) - Reliable and affordable web hosting, with the power of your friendly monsters!
- [SeedHost](http://anonym.es/?https://www.seedhost.eu/seedboxes.php) - "Seedhost.eu is the oldest continuously operating seedbox hosting provider on the internet."
- [SoYouStart](http://anonym.es/?https://www.soyoustart.com/us/) - Another dedicated server host.
- [UltraSeedbox](http://anonym.es/?https://www.ultraseedbox.com/) - "Plex optimized" servers to rent.
- [Whatbox](http://anonym.es/?https://whatbox.ca/) - Whatbox is a BitTorrent CDN.
- [Xirvik](http://anonym.es/?https://www.xirvik.com/) - Preconfigured seedbox servers.
Several changes Todo updated. several additions, sort the entries + fix some titles + removed tinyurl links
2019-03-19 18:56:22 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
### Tracker Frameworks
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Gazelle](http://anonym.es/?https://whatcd.github.io/Gazelle/) - A web framework geared towards private torrent trackers with a focus on music.
- [meanTorrent](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/taobataoma/meanTorrent) - A BitTorrent Private Tracker CMS with Multilingual, and IRC announce support, CloudFlare support.
- [NexusPHP](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/ZJUT/NexusPHP) - BitTorrent private tracker scripts written in PHP.
- [OpenTracker](http://anonym.es/?https://erdgeist.org/arts/software/opentracker/) - OpenTracker is an open and free BitTorrent tracker project.
- [Torrent-Tracker-Platforms](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/HDVinnie/Torrent-Tracker-Platforms) - A Curated List Of Torrent Tracker Platforms/Codebases Written In Multiple Coding Languages.
- [UNIT3D](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/HDInnovations/UNIT3D) - The Nex-Gen Private Torrent Tracker (Movies/TV Episodes).
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Bunch of updates, cleanups and more websites added
2019-04-06 05:28:04 +00:00
# Usenet Providers
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Eweka News](http://anonym.es/?https://www.eweka.nl/) - Netherlands-based Usenet provider.
- [Newsdemon](http://anonym.es/?https://www.newsdemon.com/) - Cheap and cheerful Usenet provider with frequent discounts.
- [Newsgroup Ninja](http://anonym.es/?https://www.newsgroup.ninja/en) - $7.99 per month, SSL encryption, Unmetered usage, Unlimited speeds.
- [Premiumizer](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/piejanssens/premiumizer) - A download management tool for premiumize.me cloud downloads.
- [Tweaknews](http://anonym.es/?https://www.tweaknews.eu/en/landing/best-deal?a_aid=greycoder) - Dutch Usenet provider that offers a [Highwinds](http://anonym.es/?https://highwinds.com/) news feed.
ebook & usenet section updated
2019-03-26 17:47:03 +00:00
- [Usenet Crawler](www.usenet-crawler.com) - Movies, eBooks, TV Series, Anime & more.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Usenet Providers and Backbones](http://anonym.es/?https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usenet_Providers_and_Backbones.svg) - This is a simple overview of the current companies, backbones, providers and resellers in the Usenet landscape.
- [Usenet.Farm](http://anonym.es/?https://usenet.farm/) - Usenet reseller with 1000+ days retention.
- [WorldSrc](http://anonym.es/?https://worldsrc.org) - Movies, software, apps, games, music, and images available for fast direct download + torrents.
- [XS News](http://anonym.es/?https://greycoder.com/goto/xsnews) - European Usenet feed.
Usenet provider list updated
2019-05-07 02:52:24 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Bunch of updates, cleanups and more websites added
2019-04-06 05:28:04 +00:00
## Usenet Indexing Software
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [nZEDb-deploy](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/PREngineer/nZEDb-deploy) - A collection of scripts to automate and simplify the deployment of a nZEDb Usenet Indexer using the new format of their GitHub repository.
- [nZEDb](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/nZEDb/nZEDb) - A fork of nnplus(2011) - | NNTP / Usenet / Newsgroup indexer.
- [newznab-tmux](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/NNTmux/newznab-tmux) - Laravel based usenet indexer.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [newznab](http://www.newznab.com/) - (insecure) - Newznab is a usenet indexing application, that makes building a usenet community easy.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Bunch of updates, cleanups and more websites added
2019-04-06 05:28:04 +00:00
### Usenet Paid Indexers
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [DOGnzb](http://anonym.es/?https://dognzb.cr/login) - Invite-only NZB site (although they do have a [registration page](http://anonym.es/?https://dognzb.cr/register) - at the moment)
- [DrunkenSlug](http://anonym.es/?https://drunkenslug.com/) - Popular NZB indexer with a free tier and decent retention.
- [NZBCat](http://anonym.es/?https://nzb.cat/) - NZBCat is an invite-only nZEDb NZB indexer.
- [NZBFinder](http://anonym.es/?https://nzbfinder.ws/) - Usenet indexer and newznab API with a clean UI and 8+ year backlog of NZBs.
- [NZBgeek](http://anonym.es/?https://nzbgeek.info/) - Affordable Usenet indexer operating since 2014.
- [omgwtfnzbs](http://anonym.es/?https://omgwtfnzbs.me/login) - Invite-only NZB indexer with a funny name.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Music-, Usenet forums updated Captain Boomerang was here.
2019-09-14 21:28:30 +00:00
### Usenet Forums
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Brothers of Usenet](http://anonym.es/?https://www.brothers-of-usenet.net) - The original board went down, so this is a mirror for the well known forum which discusses stuff around the scene.
- [Fileleechers](http://anonym.es/?https://fileleechers.info) - (Ger) - A young forum around Usenet.
- [House of Usenet](http://anonym.es/?https://house-of-usenet.com) - New provider, new url, a reboot of the well known forum.
- [omgwtfnzbs](http://anonym.es/?https://omgwtfnzbs.me) - (paid) - A paid usenet indexer.
- [SceneNzb.com](http://anonym.es/?https://scenenzb.com) - (paid) - 3 NZD files per day are free.
- [Sky of Usenet](http://anonym.es/?https://sky-of-use.net) - (Ger) - Yet another german usenet forum.
Music-, Usenet forums updated Captain Boomerang was here.
2019-09-14 21:28:30 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Bunch of updates, cleanups and more websites added
2019-04-06 05:28:04 +00:00
### Usenet Free Indexers
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [6box](http://anonym.es/?https://6box.me/) - A recently revived free Usenet indexing service with a generous API.
- [BINZB](http://anonym.es/?https://binzb.com) - Minimalistic indexer.
- [Binsearch](http://anonym.es/?https://www.binsearch.info/) - With this site you can search and browse binary Usenet newsgroups.
- [FindNZB](http://anonym.es/?https://findnzb.net) - One old indixer, the results are outdated and often offline.
- [NZBIndex](http://anonym.es/?https://www.nzbindex.com) - The first free Usenet indexer you find in your Google search results.
- [NZBFriends](http://anonym.es/?https://nzbfriends.com) - One of the oldest indexers, sadly the results are often outdated too.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [NZBKing](http://nzbking.com/) - (insecure) - The service allows you to search and browse binary files that have been posted to Usenet newsgroups.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Usenet Crawler](http://anonym.es/?https://usenet-crawler.com/) - Usenet indexer with API access for registered users.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Cleanups
2019-04-04 08:38:44 +00:00
### Portables & Repacks
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [FoxxApp PAF Portables](http://anonym.es/?https://foxxapp-paf.blogspot.com) - Windows Software repacks & portables.
- [LR Repacks](http://anonym.es/?https://lrepacks.ru/) - (RU) - Yet another Russian portal, for ELCHUPACABRA repacks & more.
- [PiratedHub](http://anonym.es/?https://piratedhub.com/) - Internation Repack website.
- [RePack Club](http://anonym.es/?https://repacks.club/) - (RU) - Russian repack portal.
- [Repacks.NET](http://anonym.es/?https://repacks.net/) - A well-known repack website mostly for Windows software.
Repack & Portable section updated
2019-05-18 13:32:35 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Portable & Repack section added
2019-02-15 09:03:34 +00:00
More cleanups
2019-04-04 08:50:55 +00:00
### Custom "Google" Search Engines
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [FileChef](http://filechef.com/) - (insecure) - Get direct download links for almost anything!
- [Jimmyr](http://www.jimmyr.com/mp3_search.php) - (insecure) - Yet abother Music search engine.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [lumpySoft.com](http://anonym.es/?https://lumpysoft.com/) - A Google index search with predefined tags.
- [mattpalm.com/search](http://anonym.es/?https://mattpalm.com/search/) - Get direct download links for almost anything.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [Musgle](http://www.musgle.com/) - (insecure) - Musgle in action just type a song title, or the artist name, or both in a search bar and hit 'Enter' - you will be redirected to the Google page with relevant search results. Click on one of those results, and you will have a chance to directly download the song you are searching for - very smooth!
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [opendirectory-finder](http://anonym.es/?https://ewasion.github.io/opendirectory-finder/) - Get direct download links for almost anything.
- [The Eye CGS Engine](http://anonym.es/?https://cgs.the-eye.eu/) - The-Eye - CGS Engine
- [wtfnzb](http://anonym.es/?https://wtfnzb.pw/) - Open dir for Software.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
### FTP Indexers
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Davos](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/linuxserver/davos) - Web-based FTP automation for Linux servers.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [Mamont's open FTP Index](http://www.mmnt.net/) - (insecure) - Browsable directory listing of publicly available FTP-sites.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Napalm FTP Indexer](http://anonym.es/?https://www.searchftps.net/) - NAPALM FTP Indexer lets you search and download files located on public FTP servers.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [pftp](http://www.pftp.de/) - (insecure) - pftp means Port-File-Transfer-Program not to muddle up with standard FTP which is quite different, it allows you to send and receive directories recursively and move the dirs.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
My ultimate Android setup, tips & What's your's? added A Reddit thread to show/share and talk about Android piracy/tools and provides ideas around the OS.
2019-09-09 12:16:10 +00:00
### DDL Search Engines & Crawlers
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Alluc](http://anonym.es/?https://w1.alluc.uno/) - Search engine with over 80 million streaming-links from over 700 VOD services, video hosters and file-hosters.
- [IPLIVE](http://anonym.es/?https://iplive.club/) - DDL search engine.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [MegaSearch](http://megasearch.co) - (insecure) - Search engine for finding content hosted on Mega and other premium hosts like OpenLoad.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [OD-Database](http://anonym.es/?https://od-db.the-eye.eu/) - Database of searchable open directories curated by The-Eye.eu.
- [ololo](http://anonym.es/?https://ololo.to/) - ololo is a video streaming link search engine.
- [Orion](http://anonym.es/?https://orionoid.com/) - Orion is a service that indexes metadata and links from a variety of public websites and networks, including torrent, usenet, and hoster indexes.
- [VideoSpider](http://anonym.es/?https://videospider.in/) - VideoSpider crawls various websites and search engines to find movie and TV episode streaming links.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
GoG Repack & Releases + Retro Games section added GoG.com only
2018-11-27 03:15:28 +00:00
### GoG Repack & Releases + Retro Games
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [Free GOG PC Games](http://freegogpcgames.com/) - (insecure) - Yet another GOG alternative.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Good-Old-Downloads/gg](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/MachineGunnur/GOG-Games) - A fork of Good Old Downloads' "GOG Games" hosted on Tor.
- [Good-Old-Downloads (GitHub source code)](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/Good-Old-Downloads) - - Good-Old-Downloads is shooting down, see [here](http://anonym.es/?https://goodolddownloads.com/static/Investigation_into_igg_games_and_gamestorrent.pdf) - why. There is a full encrypted dump avbl. [here](http://anonym.es/?https://mega.nz/#!UccmySQK!N099Mjn9pe7PNYKJDOTdAAOSHpV1ZwpA8CT_wp2CNbw), make sure you read the integrated readme file!
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [Torminatorr.com](http://www.forum.torrminatorr.com/viewforum.php?f=13) - (insecure) - Good-Old-Downloads mirror page.
GoG Repack & Releases + Retro Games section added GoG.com only
2018-11-27 03:15:28 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
### DDL Link Sites
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [/r/DataHoarder/](http://anonym.es/?https://old.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/) - Share download links (similar to /r/opendirectories/).
- [/f/MEGAlinks](http://anonym.es/?https://raddle.me/f/MEGAlinks) - Aims to replace the old /r/megalinks directory.
- [/r/GDriveLinks](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/GDriveLinks/) - (Multi) - Google Drive Download Links.
- [/r/ZippyShare](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/ZippyShare) - (Multi) - DL links hosted on ZippyShare (_blocked in the UK_).
- [0DayDown](http://anonym.es/?https://www.0daydown.com/) (CN/EN) MacOS, Music & other links (works with JDownloader).
- [3dl.tv](http://anonym.es/?https://3dl.tv/) - (Ger) - Music, Movies, TV Shows, apps & more.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [Adit-HD Forum](http://www.adit-hd.com/index.php) - (insecure) - Forum which provides links to HD rips.
- [AdiT-HD](http://adit-hd.com/) - (insecure) - Direct movie download database.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [AppNee Freeware Group](http://anonym.es/?https://appnee.com/) - Massive DDL site, eBooks, Programs, Games, Operating Systems, etc.
- [Audioz](http://anonym.es/?https://audioz.download/) - Provides Audio stuff.
- [AvaxHome](http://anonym.es/?https://avxhm.se) - Another DDL site with eBooks, TV, movies, magazines, software, comics, newspapers, games, graphics, etc.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [AVXHome](http://avxhome.se/) - (insecure) - Best of eBooks, Software, Mag & more.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [BetaArchive](http://anonym.es/?https://www.betaarchive.com/) - Windows ISOs, Windows tools & more.
- [Board4All](http://anonym.es/?https://www.board4all.biz/) - A forum which provides and shares all sorts of stuff.
- [Boerse.to](http://anonym.es/?https://boerse.to/) - (GER) (blocked by some ISP) - A big and well-known german warez forum.
- [Byte.to](http://anonym.es/?https://byte.to/) - (GER) - Movies (SD/HD/UHD), Docus, WWE & Series.
- [DDL-Warez](http://anonym.es/?https://ddl-warez.to/) - (GER) - German software, movies & tv board.
- [DDLValley](http://anonym.es/?https://www.ddlvalley.me/) - DDL links for Movies, Games, Tv Shows, Apps, Ebooks and Music.
- [DeeJayPirate's Pastebin](http://anonym.es/?https://pastebin.com/u/DeeJayPirate) - Pastebin user who uploads premium links for TV shows
- [DirtyWarez Forum](http://anonym.es/?https://forum.dirtywarez.com/) - (EN-US) - Popular warez forum with films, TV shows, ebooks, anime, games, and more.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [DL4All](http://dl4all.org/) - (insecure) - Various Games, Tutorials, TV Shows, Music and mobile stuff.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Dospelis](http://anonym.es/?https://www.dospelis.net) - Spanish DDL indexer.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [DownArchive](http://downarchive.org/) - (insecure) - DDL blog with premium links on a number of hosts. Lots of software
- [DownloadLY.IR](http://downloadly.ir/) - (IR) - (insecure) - Software download portal.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [DownTurk](http://anonym.es/?https://www.downturk.net/) - Software portal.
- [ExeLab Forums](http://anonym.es/?https://exelab.ru/f/index.php?action=vtopic&forum=5)
- [FilmRls](http://anonym.es/?https://filmrls.com/) Movies, Series and TV Shows.
- [filewarez.tv](http://anonym.es/?https://filewarez.tv/) - Invite-only, hosts both Mega and Google Drive links for TV shows
Typos, cleanups and some additions
2019-03-25 16:45:37 +00:00
- [FTP Mirrors](ftp://77.247.243.7/MS/Windows-10/) - Windows ISO Downloads Mirrors (ftp links not visible in GitHub's Markdown!)
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [GLOAD.cc](http://anonym.es/?https://gload.cc/) - (Ger) - Provides Zippyshare and Openload as download-friendly mirrors.
- [hdencode](http://anonym.es/?https://hdencode.com/) - Videos/Movies in HD Quality.
- [IceFilms.info](http://anonym.es/?https://www.icefilms.info/) - Another DDL site with TV and movie links on FileUpload, GoUnlimited, Filecandy, and more.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [Intercambios Virtuales](http://www.intercambiosvirtuales.org/) - (ES) - (insecure) - Yet another software portal.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [IntoTheInter](http://anonym.es/?https://intotheinter.net/) - (EN) - (needs invite) - Android apps, Windows Software & Games.
- [KickassWarez](http://anonym.es/?https://kickasswarez.info/) - (EN/RU) - Sometimes offline, hosts TV, movies, magazines, software, comics, newspapers, games, graphics, etc.
Typos, cleanups and some additions
2019-03-25 16:45:37 +00:00
- [LavTeam](http://www.lavteam.org/) - (RU) - Another russian software portal. Like dust in the desert!
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Mawto](http://anonym.es/?https://www.mawtoload.com/) - (IR) - Android apps, Windows Software & Games.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [MaxRelease](http://max-rls.com/) - (insecure) - Games, software, magazines, movies, music & tv shows.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Movie Glide](http://anonym.es/?https://www.movieglide.com/) - Videos/Movies & TV Shows in HD Quality.
- [MovieFiles](http://anonym.es/?https://moviefiles.org/) - Direct download search engine which generates Google Drive links
- [Moviesleak](http://anonym.es/?https://moviesleak.net/) - Yet another movie page, the focus is in IMDB annoucements.
- [Mutaz](http://anonym.es/?https://www.mutaz.net/free-programs/) - Tracks scene software releases.
- [NGB.to](http://anonym.es/?https://ngb.to/) - (Ger) - Another Gulli/MyGully clone.
- [Nsane Forum](http://anonym.es/?https://www.nsaneforums.com/) - Public forum for everyone to talk about software & news around the world.
- [NulledTeam Underground](http://anonym.es/?https://www.nulledteam.com/) - Software forum.
- [PCPortal](http://anonym.es/?https://pcportal.org/) - (RU) - One of the biggest russian software forums.
- [PSARips](http://anonym.es/?https://psarips.com/) - Popular site for movies and TV shows, includes torrent files
- [RADIXX11](http://anonym.es/?https://radixx11rce2.blogspot.com) - (EN-US) - Software forum.
- [Reduson](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reduson.com/) - (EN/RU) - Another software portal for various type of releases like software, magazines, games and many more.
- [ReleaseBB](http://anonym.es/?https://rlsbb.ru/) - (RU) - Russian Software Portal.
- [RSLinks](http://anonym.es/?https://rslinks.org/) - Tracks scene software releases and mirrors them.
- [Rsload](http://anonym.es/?https://rsload.net/) - (RU/EN) - A big software portal.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [RU-Board](http://forum.ru-board.com/) - (RU) - (insecure) - Well-known russian warez board.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [RuTracker](http://anonym.es/?https://rutracker.cr/) - (RU) - If you didn't alreay knew RUTracker you never heard of Warez at all.
- [SceneSource](http://anonym.es/?https://scnsrc.me/) - WordPress powered website dedicated to bringing you the latest info on new scene releases
- [Snahp Forum](http://anonym.es/?https://forum.snahp.it/) - Forum which provides links to HD rips & software (only mega & zippyshare links are allowed).
- [Soft98.iR](http://anonym.es/?https://soft98.ir/software/) - (IR) - All Software Download in Only One Website.
- [SolidShare](http://anonym.es/?https://www.solidshare.net/) - (TR) - Software Portal.
- [Tekspert](http://anonym.es/?https://tekspert.se/) - (EN/US) - Software forum.
- [TNCTR](http://anonym.es/?https://www.tnctr.com/) - (TR) - Turkish Network Community for software, ebooks, apps, portable, AIO & coding.
- [UpTown](http://anonym.es/?https://en.uptodown.com/) - Software portal.
- [Vidics](http://anonym.es/?https://www.vidics.to/) - Vidics provides Tv shows and movie releases.
- [Warez-BB-org](http://anonym.es/?https://warez-bb.org/) - Elite warez forum. [![(invite needed)][inviteneeded]](#)
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [WarezBB.org](http://warezbb.org/) - (insecure) - Invite-only elite forum.
- [Warezforum Asia](http://warezforum.asia/) - (insecure) - A website for PDF's & more.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [watchepisodeseries](http://anonym.es/?https://watchepisodeseries.bypassed.wtf/) - Watch Episode Series provides TV Shows releases from the scene.
- [WatchTVSeries](http://anonym.es/?https://watchtvseries.unblocked.krd/) - Watch TV shows online.
- [ZeroBoard](http://anonym.es/?https://zeroboard.org/) - A board which provides Windows related stuff.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
DVB section added DVBKing added
2019-04-03 01:27:24 +00:00
### DVB
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [DVBKing](http://anonym.es/?https://skystar-2.com/) - SkyStar, SoftCam Key ProgDVB Satellite Receiver Dish Network DirecTV HD TV.
DVB section added DVBKing added
2019-04-03 01:27:24 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
### Premium Link Generators
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [File Hosting Wiki](http://anonym.es/?https://filehostlist.miraheze.org/wiki/Main_Page) - This site aims to provide the most complete lists of premium link generators, torrent downloaders and more, with (possibly) - frequent updates.
- [Free Premium Leeches](http://anonym.es/?https://filehostlist.miraheze.org/wiki/Free_Premium_Leeches) - Search up for the website you want to download from and pick from a massive list.
- [Small File sharing table](http://anonym.es/?https://nafanz.github.io/filesharing.html) - Small File sharing table which shows maximum file limit, language etc.
- [Small cloud storage table](http://anonym.es/?https://nafanz.github.io/cloudstorage.html) - Small cloud storage table which shows maximum file limit, language etc.
- [OffCloud](http://anonym.es/?https://offcloud.com/?=85a8b709) - A simple, elegant and intuitive SaaS to retrieve any data from the cloud.
- [Mega-Debrid](http://anonym.es/?https://www.mega-debrid.eu/) - 207 Hosters supported.
- [Premiumize](http://anonym.es/?https://www.premiumize.me/) - Combine direct and secure access to premium services.
- [Premium Link Generator](http://anonym.es/?https://ww.premiumlinkgenerator.com/) - Over 26 hosts to choose from (needs paid account).
- [Real-Debrid](http://anonym.es/?https://real-debrid.com/) - Real-Debrid is an unrestricted downloader that allows you to quickly download files hosted on the Internet or instantly stream them into an innovative web player.
- [Reevown](http://anonym.es/?https://reevown.com/) - A free download service with which you can perform premium downloads.
- [UploadedPremiumLink.xyz](http://anonym.es/?https://www.uploadedpremiumlink.xyz/) - Generate online premium links.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Minor changes
2018-11-26 13:23:14 +00:00
### Premium Link Hoster
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- [4shared](http://anonym.es/?https://www.4shared.com/)
- [DBREE](http://anonym.es/?https://dbr.ee/)
- [K!M](http://anonym.es/?https://k.im/) - Might replaces the original Megaupload (_one day_).
- [Mediafire](http://anonym.es/?https://www.mediafire.com/)
- [Mega.nz](http://anonym.es/?https://mega.nz/)
- [OpenLoad](http://anonym.es/?https://openload.co/)
- [PutLocker](http://anonym.es/?https://www5.putlockertv.to/)
- [RapidGator](http://anonym.es/?https://rapidgator.net/)
- [Sendspace](http://anonym.es/?https://www.sendspace.com/)
- [Uploaded](http://anonym.es/?https://uploaded.net/)
- [Zippyshare](http://anonym.es/?https://www.zippyshare.com/) - - Blocked in the UK, use a proxy or VPN.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
### Open Directories
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- ["All resources I know related to Open Directories"](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/opendirectories/comments/933pzm/all_resources_i_know_related_to_open_directories/) - Thorough post from /u/ElectroXexual.
- [/r/opendirectories](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/opendirectories) - Unprotected directories of pics, vids, music, software and otherwise interesting files.
- [36 GB of Flash Games](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/opendirectories/comments/902j1i/36_gb_of_flash_games_19k_files/) - Posted by /u/blue_star_.
- [FileMasta](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/HerbL27/FileMasta) - Search servers for video, music, books, software, games, subtitles and much more.
- [httpdirfs](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/fangfufu/httpdirfs) - A filesystem which allows you to mount HTTP directory listings.
- [opendirectories-bot](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/simon987/opendirectories-bot) - Bot used on /r/opendirectories for analysing the contents of open directories posted on the subreddit.
- [The-Eye](http://anonym.es/?https://the-eye.eu/public/) - The Eye is a non-profit website dedicated towards content archival and long-term preservation.
- [The Holy Grail of Indexes](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/opendirectories/comments/75ya8g/the_holy_grail_of_indexes/) - Posted by /u/shadow_hunter104.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Dups removed, minor corrections and additions
2019-03-22 15:21:07 +00:00
### Anime & Cartoon Streaming (720p+)
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [AnimeKisa](http://anonym.es/?https://animekisa.com/) - Subs and dubs, no ads, funded by donations, self-hosted.
- [Animelon](http://anonym.es/?https://animelon.com/) - Subs only, multilingual, no ads, funded by donations, only one source, videos hosted by Google, aimed for Japanese learners.
- [Aniwatcher](http://anonym.es/?https://aniwatcher.com/) - Subs and dubs, pop-up ads on video player, downloadable, multiple sources.
- [AnimeFreak.TV](http://anonym.es/?https://www.animefreak.tv/) - Subs and sometimes dubs, banner and pre-roll ads, one source.
- [9Anime](http://anonym.es/?https://www2.9anime.to/) - Subs and dubs, many ads, many player alternatives, videos hosted by Google.
- [Animeboys](http://anonym.es/?https://www.kaze-online.de/) - (Ger) - Subs and dubs, banner and pop-up ads, multiple sources.
- [Animefever](http://anonym.es/?https://www.animefever.tv/) - Subs only, multilingual, banner ads, self-hosted.
- [Anime Streams](http://anonym.es/?https://www.anime2you.de/streams/) - Sub and dub, banner ads.
- [Anime8](http://anonym.es/?https://anime8.me/)
- [AnimeBam](http://anonym.es/?https://www.animebam.net/) - Subs only, banner ads, only one source.
- [AnimeDao](http://anonym.es/?https://animedao.com/) - No ads, subs only, multiple sources, videos hosted by Google.
- [Animeflv](http://anonym.es/?https://animeflv.net/)
- [AnimeHub](http://anonym.es/?https://animehub.ac/) - Sub and dub, banner ads.
- [AnimePahe](http://anonym.es/?https://animepahe.com/) - Subs only, pop-up ads, doesn't show videos with adblocker on, downloadable, only one source.
- [AnimePie](http://anonym.es/?https://www.animepie.to/index) - Subs and dubs, no ads, multiple sources(including from other anime sites).
- [AnimeRush](http://anonym.es/?https://www.animerush.tv/genres/) - Subs only, pop-ins, one source.
- [AnimeSeries](http://anonym.es/?https://animeseries.co/)
- [Anime Simple](http://anonym.es/?https://ww1.animesimple.com/) - Subs and dubs, banner ads, multiple sources.
- [AnimeTV](http://anonym.es/?https://animetv.ge/) - Subs and dubs, banner ads, many player alternatives.
- [animeultima](http://anonym.es/?https://twitter.com/animeultimav2?lang=en) - Subs and dubs, banner and pop-up ads, multiple sources.
- [AnimeVibe](http://anonym.es/?https://animevibe.xyz/) - Subs and dubs, no ads, multiple sources, downloadable, funded by donations.
- [AnimeWorldBD](http://anonym.es/?https://animeworldbd.com/) - Banner ads, some videos can only be downloaded, small list.
- [Cartoon Crazy](http://anonym.es/?https://www.cartooncrazy.tv/)
- [CartoonWire](http://anonym.es/?https://cartoonwire.to/)
- [DaiWEEB](http://anonym.es/?https://www.daiweeb.org/) - Subs only (EN and JP), no ads, only one source, self-hosted, aimed for Japanese learners.
- [DarkAnime.stream](http://anonym.es/?https://darkanime.stream/) - Subs, no ads, downloadable, some sources.
- [DubbedAnime](http://anonym.es/?https://ww5.dubbedanime.net/) - Subs and dubs, banner and pop-up ads, multiple sources.
- [EyeOnAnime](http://anonym.es/?https://eyeonanime.tv/) - Subs and dubs, banner ads, uses multiple uploaders/players.
- [GoGoAnime](http://anonym.es/?https://www1.gogoanime.sh/) - Subs and dubs, many ads, many player alternatives.
- [Hi10Anime](http://anonym.es/?https://hi10anime.com/) - High Quality 10-bit Animes.
- [KickAssAnime](http://anonym.es/?https://www11.kickassanime.io/) - Subs and dubs, banner ads, some sources.
- [KimCartoon](http://anonym.es/?https://kimcartoon.co/)
- [KissCartoon](http://anonym.es/?https://kisscartoon.ac/)
- [Mangarock](http://anonym.es/?https://mangarock.com/)
- [MoviesEver](http://anonym.es/?https://moviesever.com/)
- [NineAnime](http://anonym.es/?https://www.nineanime.com/)
- [OtakuStream](http://anonym.es/?https://otakustream.unblocker.cc/) - Subs only, banner and pop-up ads, downloadable, multiple sources.
- [Online WatchCartoon](http://anonym.es/?https://www.watchcartoononline.com/)
- [Otakustream](http://anonym.es/?https://otakustream.tv/)
- [RyuAnime](http://anonym.es/?https://www4.ryuanime.com/)
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
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- [Serienjunkies](http://serienjunkies.org/) - (GER) - (insecure) - Provides german tv episodes.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [SGAnime](http://anonym.es/?https://sganime.org/) - Subs only, no ads, few sources.
- [TVBox](http://anonym.es/?https://tvbox.unblocked.gdn/)
- [TVRaven](http://anonym.es/?https://www.onetvraven.pro/)
- [WatchCartoon](http://anonym.es/?https://www.watchcartoononline.io/)
- [WatchCartoonsOnline](http://anonym.es/?https://watchcartoonsonline.la/)
- [WatchSeries 2.0](http://anonym.es/?https://watch-series.io/)
Update README.md
2018-11-26 14:08:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Specialty Sites section added
2018-11-26 14:19:11 +00:00
### Specialty Sites
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [1Liberty](http://anonym.es/?https://libertyvf.co/) - (fr-FR)
- [6VoierFilms](http://anonym.es/?https://www.voirfilms.mx/) - (fr-FR)
- [Cuevana2](http://anonym.es/?https://www.cuevana2.com/) - Espanol
- [DaebakDrama](http://anonym.es/?https://daebakdrama.com/) - Korean
- [Danimados](http://anonym.es/?https://danimados.com/) - Espanol
- [DPStream](http://anonym.es/?https://www.dpstream.info/) - (fr-FR)
- [Einthusan](http://anonym.es/?https://einthusan.tv/intro/) - Foreign
- [EmuleIsland](http://anonym.es/?https://ww5.emule-island.ru/) - (fr-FR)
- [Filmz.cc](http://anonym.es/?https://www.tfarjo.cc/) - (fr-FR)
- [K-Streaming](http://anonym.es/?https://www2.k-streaming.tv/) - (fr-FR)
- [KingsofHorror](http://anonym.es/?https://www.youtube.com/user/TheKingsofHorror/) - - Youtube Horror
- [MutantSorority](http://anonym.es/?https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWcF6KTn_sSSJ1AIj1bQmRg) - - Youtube Horror
- [Rulu](http://anonym.es/?https://www.rulu.co/) - Youtube Red Series
- [StreamComplete](http://anonym.es/?https://streamcomplet.xyz/) - (fr-FR)
- [Time2Watch](http://anonym.es/?https://time2watch.in/) - (fr-FR)
- [Top Documentary Films](http://anonym.es/?https://topdocumentaryfilms.com/) - Documentaries
- [TromaMovies](http://anonym.es/?https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4O0LNYmaOczcSMHA_FE1Mw) - Youtube Horror
- [VFStream](http://anonym.es/?https://www.vf-stream.org/) - (fr-FR)
- [Videoneat](http://anonym.es/?https://videoneat.com/) - Documentaries/Science Movies
- [WatchAsian](http://anonym.es/?https://www2.watchasian.co/)
- [WTvF!](http://anonym.es/?https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgzOk7BrZ_REdrDXOhGIGqQ) - Youtube Grindhouse
Update README.md
2018-11-26 14:08:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Update README.md
2018-11-26 14:08:12 +00:00
### Random Streaming Sites
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [#1 Movies Website](http://anonym.es/?https://www1.1movies.is) - Watch movies online for free in HD quality without downloading or signing up.
- [/r/BestOfStreamingVideo](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/BestOfStreamingVideo/)
- [/r/MovieStreamingSites](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/MovieStreamingSites/)
- [AZMovies](http://anonym.es/?https://azmovies.xyz/) - AZMovies your best source for watching movies online, with High Quality 1080p movies, you can stream anytime.
- [Arabseed](http://anonym.es/?https://arabseed.tv/) - (AR) - Online shopping from a great selection at Digital Music Store.
- [Best Free Streaming](http://anonym.es/?https://www.bestfreestreaming.com/) - Another streaming site that rates streaming services.
- [CMoviesHD](http://anonym.es/?https://www2.cmovieshd.bz) - Basic streaming site layout, HD server with additional hosts.
- [DP Stream](http://anonym.es/?https://www.dpstream.net/) - (FR) - Films/Series/Animés a votre dispositions sur différents herbergeurs. dpstream.net.
- [Daxiv Video](http://anonym.es/?https://daxiv.com/) - Movies & TV shows online or stream right to your smart TV, game console, PC, Mac, mobile, tablet and more. Primarily Chinese content.
- [FMOVIES](http://anonym.es/?https://www3.fmovies.to/) - Openload, MyCloud, RapidVideo, Streamango-
- [FilmXY](http://anonym.es/?https://www.filmxy.one/) - Download Free Unlimited Movies Online From Filmxy At Great Quality!! Here You Can Download Movies in Bluray, 1080p, 720p, HD, HDTV, Web-dl, DvD-rip & more
- [Filmz.cc](http://anonym.es/?https://www.filmz.cc/) - (FR) - French streaming website.
- [FlixGo](http://anonym.es/?https://flixgo.net/) - Ralph Breaks the Internet. Avengers: Infinity War. Incredibles 2. Ant-Man and the Wasp ... Dawn of Justice. Captain America: Civil War. FlixGo.
- [Flixanity](http://anonym.es/?https://flixanity.xyz/) - Watch movies and TV shows online. Watch from devices like iOS, Android, PC, PS4, Xbox One and more. Registration is 100% free and easy.
- [HD MOVIES](http://anonym.es/?https://hdm.to/) - Watch free movies online in 1080p at HDM.to - Stream & download the latest HD movies online for free without registration.
- [HDEUROPIX](http://anonym.es/?https://topeuropix.net/) - Free Streaming HD Movies Online with captions. Full Movies Streaming Popular TV Series Watch Free HD topeuropix.net.
- [HDO](http://anonym.es/?https://hdo.to/) - Watch HD Movies Online For Free the latest movies, tv-series without Registration at hdonline.to.
- [HDOnline](http://anonym.es/?https://www3.hdonline.eu/) - Free Movies Online!
- [INDOXXI](http://anonym.es/?https://indoxxi.cx/) - Movies releases.
- [KStreaming](http://anonym.es/?https://www.k-streaming.tv/) - (FR) - Film Streaming et Série Streaming Gratuit.
- [LookMovie](http://anonym.es/?https://lookmovie.ag/) - Watch Movies and TV Shows for Free in 1080p and 720p. New Movies and Episodes are added every hour.
- [MKVHub](http://anonym.es/?https://www.mkvhub.com/) - MkvHub is the best website to download high-quality 720p, 1080p WEB-DL HDRip BluRay Movies and TV Shows with Single Direct Download Link.
- [Nox](http://anonym.es/?https://nox.tv/) - (Ger) - Filme, HD-Filme, 3D-Filme, Serien und Spiele - News. Reporters Without Borders.
- [PelisPedia](http://anonym.es/?https://www.pelispedia.tv/) - (es-do) - Movies & TV Shows.
- [Qwemovies](http://anonym.es/?https://www3.qwemovies.com/) - Watch HD Movies Online For Free and Download the latest movies without Registration at qwemovies.to.
- [Rainierland](http://anonym.es/?https://rainierland.is/) - Official home of rainierland - no ads and only good movies.
- [Series9](http://anonym.es/?https://www2.series9.io/) - Unique design, HD server with additional hosts.
- [Sokrostream.vip](http://anonym.es/?https://sokrostream.vip/) - (FR) - 2019 Films · 2018 Films · Action · Science-Fiction · Comédie · Horreur · Rapport
- [Solarmovie](http://anonym.es/?https://solarmoviez.ru/) - Watch Movies Online and Watch Tv-Series online On Solarmovie without Registration.
- [StreamCR](http://anonym.es/?https://scr.cr/) - Watch movies and TV series online for free. Stream episodes of Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad, Stranger Things and more!
- [Streams.now.sh](http://anonym.es/?https://streams.now.sh/) - Clean design, fast & smart search, large variety of films, HD quality, from popular groups & hosters.
- [StreamCouch](http://anonym.es/?https://www2.streamcouch.com/) - Watch free the newest movie stream indexed as they appear online, in HD high quality.
- [Streamcomplete](http://anonym.es/?https://streamcomplet.me/) - (FR) - Streaming gratuit des films en VF, Regarder les meilleurs sélections des films complets en version française a voir online.
- [TakiART](http://anonym.es/?https://www.takiartmovies.ga/) - Watch and download latest Hollywood movies for free.
- [Time2Watch](http://anonym.es/?https://time2watch.in/) - (FR) - Films, séries et mangas en streaming et téléchargement gratuit pour PC, iPhone, iPad et autres Smartphones.
- [VF-Streaming](http://anonym.es/?https://www.vf-stream.org/) - (FR) - Voir Les Meilleurs Films, Séries Et Manga En Streaming HD Gratuit Sans inscription Sur VF Stream Venez découvrir les derniers films complet en français.
- [Vidcloud](http://anonym.es/?https://vidcloud.icu/) - Basic streaming site layout, HD server with additional hosts.
- [VodLocker](http://anonym.es/?https://vodlocker.tv/) - Official home of vodlocker - no ads and only good movies.
- [VoirFilms.ws](http://anonym.es/?https://ww6.voirfilms.ws/) - (FR) -Voir Film Streaming, Streaming Film, telecharger, Films, regarder film streaming, dvdrip, film en streaming, voirfilms, gratuit.
- [WatchFree](http://anonym.es/?https://watchfree.at/) - Watch Movies Online Free. Watch your favorite movies and tv-series in hd quality on watchfree.to + putlocker.
- [Yes! Movies](http://anonym.es/?https://yesmovies.to) - Watch movies full HD online free. Watch latests episode series online. Over 9000 free streaming movies, documentaries & TV shows.
- [cine.to](http://anonym.es/?https://cine.to/) - Sit back and relax while watching the newest Cinema or your favorite Movie for free. Just cine.to & chill.
- [cinebloom](http://anonym.es/?https://www2.cinebloom.com) - Action Adventure Animation Biography Comedy Crime Documentary Drama Family Fantasy History Horror Music Musical Mystery Romance Sci-Fi Sport Thriller War Western.
- [eMule Island.ru](http://anonym.es/?https://www2.emule-island.ru/) - (FR/RU) - Site de téléchargement gratuit, Telecharger des films complet, series, ebooks, spectacles, documentaires et bien plus, sur uptobox, 1fichier.
- [libertyVF](http://anonym.es/?https://ww1.libertyvf.org/) - (FR) -
- [onemov](http://anonym.es/?https://onemov.net/) - Online Full HD Movie Free.
- [openloadmovies.net](http://anonym.es/?https://openloadmovies.net/) - Reliable movie streaming site which uses OpenLoad.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
FFShine Forum added
2018-12-30 22:27:17 +00:00
### Video Game Music (OST)
Typos, cleanups and some additions
2019-03-25 16:45:37 +00:00
- [FFShine Forum](http://forums.ffshrine.org/forumdisplay.php?f=72) - A place for game and video game music.
FFShine Forum added
2018-12-30 22:27:17 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
### Sports Streaming
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [/r/CFBStreams](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/CFBStreams/)
- [/r/MLBStreams](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/MLBStreams/)
- [/r/mmafights](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/mmafights/)
- [/r/MMAStreams](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/MMAStreams/)
- [/r/motorsportsstreams](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/motorsportsstreams) - Reddit community for motorsports streams.
- [/r/nbastreams](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/nbastreams/)
- [/r/ncaaBBallStreams](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/ncaaBBallStreams/)
- [/r/nflstreams](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/nflstreams/)
- [/r/NHLStreams](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/NHLStreams/)
- [/r/redsoccer](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/redsoccer)
- [/r/rugbystreams](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/rugbystreams/)
- [/r/WWEstreams](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/WWEstreams/)
- [Best Sport Streaming](http://anonym.es/?https://www.bestsportstreaming.com/) - Site that rates sport streaming services.
- [Cricfree](http://anonym.es/?https://crickfree.org/) - Offers popular sports streams.
- [cytu.be/r/heemstream](http://anonym.es/?https://cytu.be/r/heemstream)
- [footybite](http://anonym.es/?https://www.footybite.com/) - Soccer streaming site.
- [LiveTV](http://anonym.es/?https://livesx.eu/) - Wide variety of sports, results/live scores, video archive and betting.
- [MamaHD](http://anonym.es/?https://www.mamahd.org/) - 24/7 feeds, sports streams offers a clean UI.
- [Send It](http://anonym.es/?https://sendit.gg/) - Live stream listings for sports, news, gaming, and more.
- [Stream2Watch](http://anonym.es/?https://www.stream2watch.ws/)
- [Streamwoop](http://anonym.es/?https://streamwoop.net/)
- [VIPBox](http://anonym.es/?https://www.vipbox.live/) - (Spanish) - Many sport streams, TV which with an friendly UI.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
## Media Centre Applications
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [Emby](http://anonym.es/?https://emby.media/) - A personal media server with apps on just about every device.
- [Gerbera](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/gerbera/gerbera) - UPnP Media Server for 2018 (Based on MediaTomb).
- [Kodi](http://anonym.es/?https://kodi.tv/) - An award-winning free and open source home theater/media center software and entertainment hub for digital media.
- [Myflix](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/pastapojken/Myflix) - Myflix tries to be a somewhat simple and lightweight "DIY Netflix", similar to Plex, streama or Emby, for your DIY NAS, especially aimed at the Raspberry Pi/Odroid/etc ecosystem.
- [OpenPHT](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/RasPlex/OpenPHT) - A community driven fork of Plex Home Theater.
- [OSMC](http://anonym.es/?https://osmc.tv/) - OSMC (short for Open Source Media Center) - is a Linux distribution based on Debian that brings Kodi to a variety of devices.
- [Streama](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/streamaserver/streama) - Self hosted streaming media server.
- [Stremio](http://anonym.es/?https://www.stremio.com/) - Multi-platform video content aggregator with a comprehensive add-on system for extending functionality
- [Viewscreen](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/viewscreen/viewscreen) - A personal video streaming server.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
### Stremio Addons
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [Juan Carlos Torrents](http://anonym.es/?https://jct.best4stremio.space/stremio/v1) - Allows streaming from torrents collected from KAT.cr and others.
- [Open Directories addon](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/opendirectories/comments/9n8ig8/stremio_open_directories/) - Finds HTTP streams for movies/shows from open directories.
- [PirateBay addon](http://anonym.es/?https://piratebay-stremio-addon.herokuapp.com/stremio/v1) - Fetch PirateBay entries on a single episode or series.
- [Popcorn Time addon](http://anonym.es/?https://pct.best4stremio.space/stremioget/stremio/v1) - Watch from YTS and EZTV in Stremio
- [RAR addon](http://anonym.es/?https://rarbg.best4stremio.space/stremio/v1) - Watch content from RARBG in Stremio.
- [Zooqle addon](http://anonym.es/?https://stremio-zooqle.now.sh/stremio/v1) - Watch movies and series indexed by Zooqle from RARBG, KAT, YTS, MegaTorrents and other torrent trackers.
- [/r/plexshares](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/plexshares/) - A nice place to find Plex Media Server shares.
- [BaconFeet](http://anonym.es/?https://baconfeet.com/) - "Bringing a difference in streaming to the masses...".
- [CDRomance](http://anonym.es/?https://cdromance.com/) - PSP, PSX, PS2, Gameboy, NDS, SNES, Dreamcast, and Gamecube ROMs and ISOs.
- [Elysium](http://anonym.es/?https://elysium.to/) - Plex media streaming service.
- [MediaButler](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/physk/MediaButler) - Discord bot for use with PleX and several other apps that work with it.
- [Mellow](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/v0idp/Mellow/) - Discord Bot which can communicate with several APIs like Ombi, Sonarr, Radarr and Tautulli which are related to home streaming.
- [plexrequests-meteor](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/lokenx/plexrequests-meteor) - Meteor version of the original Plex Requests
- [Steamless](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/atom0s/Steamless) - Steamless is a DRM remover of the SteamStub variants. The goal of Steamless is to make a single solution for unpacking all Steam DRM packed files. Steamless aims to support as many games as possible.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
### Plex Logging and Metrics
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [Plex-Data-Collector-For-InfluxDB](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/barrycarey/Plex-Data-Collector-For-InfluxDB) - Collects data about your Plex server and sends it to InfluxDB
- [plexWatch](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/ljunkie/plexWatch) - Notify and Log watched content on a Plex Media Server
- [Tautulli](http://anonym.es/?https://tautulli.com/) - Tautulli is a 3rd party application that you can run alongside your Plex Media Server to monitor activity and track various statistics.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
## Kodi
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [/r/Addons4Kodi](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/addons4kodi) - Discussion and links pertaining to unofficial addons for Kodi Media Center
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [Burst](http://burst.surge.sh) - (insecure) - A torrent content provider to the Quasar plugin.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [Elementum](http://anonym.es/?https://elementum.surge.sh/) - Elementum addon is an addon for Kodi, that manages your virtual library, syncs with your Trakt account.
- [Exodus Redux](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/Addons4Kodi/comments/9tasx5/requests_recommendations_basics_november_2018/e8uti6w) - The newest Exodus fork around, paired with LambdaScrapers.
- [Gaia](http://anonym.es/?https://gaiakodi.com/) - Grants the ability to instantly watch high quality files via cached torrents from Real-Debrid or Premiumize.
- [kodi-headless](http://anonym.es/?https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/kodi-headless/) - A headless install of kodi in a docker container, most useful for a mysql setup of kodi to allow library updates to be sent without the need for a player system to be permanently on.
- [Official Plex Addon](http://anonym.es/?https://forums.plex.tv/t/installation-instructions/168854) - Official Plex add-on for Kodi.
- [PlexKodiConnect](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/croneter/PlexKodiConnect) - Plex integration in Kodi done right.
- [Python-GoogleDrive-VideoStream](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/ddurdle/Python-GoogleDrive-VideoStream) - Provides service content delivered in Google Drive plugin for KODI through any HTML5 client.
- [Sparkle](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/iwannabelikemike/plugin.video.sparkle) - Kodi addon for finding acestream links.
- [Tooonmania2](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/doko-desuka/doko.repository/releases) - lets you watch cartoons, dubbed anime and movies (from animetoon) - and subbed anime and movies (from animeplus).
- [tvtorrentorganizer](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/tvtorrentorganizer/tvtorrentorganizer) - Bash 4 Script to Organize TV Show Downloads for Kodi
- [Ultimate Kodi Guide](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/Piracy/comments/7wp42u/ultimate_guide_to_install_kodi_popular_streaming/) - ULTIMATE GUIDE TO INSTALL KODI + POPULAR STREAMING ADDONS by /u/giorgiomilan
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [Yoda](http://supremacy.org.uk/zip/repo/) - (insecure) - Another solid Exodus/Covenant fork, and this time it's from S-media.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Bunch of updates, cleanups and more websites added
2019-04-06 05:28:04 +00:00
## Gaming Infos, Emus & More
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [/r/CrackWatch](http://anonym.es/?https://reddit.com/r/CrackWatch/) - New video game crack releases are posted here.
- [CreamAPI AutoInstaller](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/Douile/cream-api-autoinstaller) - A python script to auto install Cream API for Steam games in order to get all [DLCs for free](http://anonym.es/?https://cs.rin.ru/forum/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=70576&hilit=CreamAPI).
- [Goldberg Steam Emulator](http://anonym.es/?https://gitlab.com/Mr_Goldberg/goldberg_emulator) - The project is an attempt to make a generic Steam ddl that lets you play multiplayer games on a LAN without any internet connection.
- [SmartSteamEmu](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/MAXBURAOT/SmartSteamEmu) - A Steam emulator.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Cleanups
2019-04-04 08:38:44 +00:00
### Game Repacks
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- ["A simple script for easily downloading emulator.games ROMs"](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/Piracy/comments/aytutr/a_simple_script_for_easily_downloading/) - Reddit guide and userscript created by /u/estel_smith to allow you to easily download ROMs from Emulator.Games.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [BlackBox](http://www.blackboxrepack.com/) - (insecure)
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Dark Umbra](http://anonym.es/?https://darkumbra.net/) - Forum for sourcing games.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [DODI](http://dodi-repacks.site/) - (insecure)
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [ElAmigos Games](http://anonym.es/?https://www.elamigos-games.com/) - Premium links to cracked games.
- [Emulator.Games](http://anonym.es/?https://emulator.games/) - Download or play ROMs on your PC, Mobile, Mac, iOS and Android devices.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [FitGirl Repacks](http://fitgirl-repacks.site/) - (insecure) - Popular DDL and torrent site for game repacks.
- [Kaoskrew](http://kaoskrew.org/) - (insecure) Repacks from popular repacker SKIDROW, CPY, Razor1911, PLAZA etc.
- [Kapital Sin](http://www.kapitalsin.com/forum/) - (insecure)
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Nicoblog](http://anonym.es/?https://nicoblog.org/) - (insecure) - Plenty of ISOs, ROMs & repacks.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [qoob.name](http://qoob.name/) - (insecure) - Repacker site of popular cracker teams like CPY, PLEX etc.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [R.G Mechanics](http://anonym.es/?https://rg-mechanics.org/) - Various repacks.
- [Revolt Group](http://anonym.es/?https://revolt.group/) - Official Revolt website.
- [Skidrow Repacks](http://anonym.es/?https://skidrowrepacks.com/) - Repacks from popular repacker SKIDROW. Lots of anime stuff too!
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [Tapochek](http://tapochek.net/) - (insecure) - Official R.G Mechanics repacks can be found here.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Xatab Repacks](http://anonym.es/?https://xatab-repack.net) - Russian game repacker - primarily torrents.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
### ROMs
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [3DSISO](http://www.3dsiso.com/) - (insecure) - A community based ROM database.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [ByAlvRo's Collection - 1Fichier Mirror (132 TB various)](http://anonym.es/?https://pastebin.com/79q1mdZm) via [reddit](http://anonym.es/?https://old.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/bi4u7e/byalvro_is_retiring_so_his_entire_playstation/)
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [CoolRom](http://coolrom.com/) - (insecure) - Your #1 emulation choice.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Darkumbra](http://anonym.es/?https://darkumbra.net/forums/forum/192-3ds-cia-games/) - Nintendo 3ds CIA files.
- [Digiex](http://anonym.es/?https://digiex.net/forums/) - A forum to share and talk about ROMs, Games & other console games.
- [Doperoms](http://anonym.es/?https://www.doperoms.com/) - A huge collection with over 170,000 ROM files.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [Emulanium](http://www.emulanium.com/) - (insecure) - Emulators, cheats & roms.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [myabandonware](http://anonym.es/?https://www.myabandonware.com/) - More than 14000 old games to download for free!
- [No Intro DAT-o-MATIC](http://anonym.es/?https://datomatic.no-intro.org/) - List of Xbox, Nintendo etc games.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [Old Games Finder](http://www.oldgamesfinder.com/) - (insecure) - Old Games Finder is an automated old games search engine. (avoid ISO Zone links, as that site is dead).
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Rom Links Megathread - 1Fichier, GDrive, Mega](http://anonym.es/?https://old.reddit.com/r/Roms/comments/9jmmhi/rom_links_megathread_1fichier_gdrive_mega/) - Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft, Romsets, Arcade and other ROm collections.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [ROM/ISO sites](http://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/ROM/ISO_Sites) - (insecure) - Wiki page from gametechwiki.com with more links to ROM and ISO websites.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Romulation.net](http://anonym.es/?https://www.romulation.net/) - Collection of over ~28,000 console game ROMs.
- [Romsmania](http://anonym.es/?https://romsmania.cc/) - Another great ROMs collection with a decent UI to find stuff quick.
DDL Link Sites section updated
2019-04-04 10:21:43 +00:00
- [ROMNation](romnation.net) - Lots of ROMs.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [The Eye ROMs](http://the-eye.eu/public/rom/) - (insecure) - Open directory of ROMs from The-Eye.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [The ROM Depot](http://anonym.es/?https://theromdepot.com/roms/) - Around 3 TB of ROMs (requires a VPN).
- [Vimm's Lair](http://anonym.es/?https://vimm.net/?p=vault) - Large collection of ROMs.
- [WowroMs](http://anonym.es/?https://wowroms.com/) - Various ROMs collection.
- [Ziperto](http://anonym.es/?https://www.ziperto.com/) - Nintendo 3ds CIA files, especially for JRPGs.
ROM's section updated Minor changes FAW updated
2018-11-29 09:14:02 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Added several new websites, removed the ones which are offline Offline: - The ultimate guide to nintendo 3ds piracy - Removed all kissanime fake websites - Spotify Megathread (reddit removed it) New: - ovagames - s.MailPro - Free GOG PC Games - Piracy and automation, an overview Guide by /u/JukeCity101 Changed: - Fixed piravcy telegram group link
2019-09-09 11:56:21 +00:00
### Good Old Download alternatives (mirrors)
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [GOD Games](http://anonym.es/?https://god-games.com/) - GOD is alive.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [GOD Project](http://god.freevar.com) - (insecure) - A work in Progress Project which aims to reboot the old GOD project.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Bunch of updates, cleanups and more websites added
2019-04-06 05:28:04 +00:00
### Console Games (various)
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [/r/PkgLinks](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/PkgLinks/) - A place to share working Playstation 4 PKGs.
- [/r/SwitchNSPs](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/SwitchNSPs/) - Nintendo Switch games.
- [gazellegames](http://anonym.es/?https://gazellegames.net/) - Another xBox 360 collection.
- [NoPayStation](http://anonym.es/?https://nopaystation.com) - A Database for PSN Content including Vita, PS3, PSX, and PSP.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [OVAGames](http://www.ovagames.com/) - (insecure) - Yet another database with console and pc games.
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [PleasureDome Tracker](http://anonym.es/?https://www.pleasuredome.org.uk/) - MAME torrents.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [SPEEDLounge](http://speedlounge.in/) - (Ger) - (insecure) - XBox360, XBox, PlayStation and other Games.
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Up2date list for Xbox 360](http://anonym.es/?https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/19tAZ1KNEUZ58e-4kPJGh947alDb1oyrNpzcnCLk7DEE/pubhtml) - An up2date list for Xbox 360 games.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [xbox360iso](http://www.xbox360iso.com/) - (insecure) - XBox 360 Game collection.
Small update
2019-02-07 07:12:19 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Several websites added
2019-04-27 22:58:22 +00:00
### Game Cheats
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [MPGH](http://anonym.es/?https://www.mpgh.net/) - Multiplayer game hacking (makes money via ads).
Several websites added
2019-04-27 22:58:22 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Several websites added
2019-04-27 22:58:22 +00:00
PC Games section updated
2019-03-31 03:28:00 +00:00
## PC Games
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Bzinho Games](http://anonym.es/?https://bzinhoneverdies.blogspot.com/) - Scene releases mirrors.
- [CompucaliTV](http://anonym.es/?https://www.compucalitv.com/juegos-pc) - (SP) - Games, Video & more via Mega, OpenLoad, & others).
- [CS.Rin.RU](http://anonym.es/?https://cs.rin.ru) - NoStream Gaming Servers, Repacks & mods. (Tor Mirror: _csrinru3c2ownkep.onion/forum/_ + [[Userscript] CS.RIN.RU Enhanced](http://anonym.es/?https://greasyfork.org/scripts/25713-cs-rin-ru-enhanced/code/CSRINRU%20Enhanced.user.js)) -
- [Firestorm](http://anonym.es/?https://firestorm-servers.com/) - Games & more.
- [GameCopyWorld](http://anonym.es/?https://gamecopyworld.eu) - Provides cracks for Games.
- [GamesFull](http://anonym.es/?https://www.gamesfull.org/) - (SP) - ElAmigos Games and other scene releases. Mega, GDrive, MediaFire.
- [Games Turret](http://anonym.es/?https://gamesturret.ga/) - Proves games via file hosters.
- [MegaGames](http://anonym.es/?https://megagames.com/) - Same like GameCopyWorld, online since 20+ years, old but gold!
- [PCMYMJuegos](http://anonym.es/?https://pcmymjuegos.com/) - (SP) - Spanish website for SteamWorkFixs and other stuff. Mega, GDrive, MediaFire.
- [Skidrow & Reloaded](http://anonym.es/?https://www.skidrowreloaded.com/) - Fanmade Skidrow & Reloaded mirror website.
- [SpartaGames](http://anonym.es/?https://spartagames.net/category/pc/) - (PT/BR) - Torrent links and direct server mirrors to various scene releases.
- [VseTop](http://anonym.es/?https://vsetop.org/) - (RU) - Yet another russian website which buy their own games and release it to the mass.
- [Warmane](http://anonym.es/?https://www.warmane.com/) - Hosts private WoW Servers.
CD Key Sellers pages added
2018-11-28 03:25:20 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Games Achievements section added
2019-04-06 05:47:20 +00:00
## Games Achievements
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [SSElauncher](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/MAXBURAOT/SmartSteamEmu) - SSELauncher Comfy Edition 2018 By LoodBot/Syahmixp (Steam Emulator).
- [Steam Achievement Manager](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/gibbed/SteamAchievementManager) - A manager for game achievements in Steam.
Games Achievements section added
2019-04-06 05:47:20 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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GameBoy Advance, Nintendo Switch etc section added
2018-12-19 11:00:03 +00:00
### GameCube Games
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Archive.org](http://anonym.es/?https://archive.org/details/NCubeJ) - Gamecube NTSC-J: Your gonna need an account with archive.org but it should work, speeds are decent.
- [GDrive](http://anonym.es/?https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/13qVydg48SNv1aosx3mdnJmSwUXXvrbHR)
GameBoy Advance, Nintendo Switch etc section added
2018-12-19 11:00:03 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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GameBoy Advance, Nintendo Switch etc section added
2018-12-19 11:00:03 +00:00
### 3DS
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [3DS Decrypter utility](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/matiffeder/stuff) - Decrypt 3DS files.
- [3dscia](http://anonym.es/?https://www.3dscia.com/) - Nintendo 3ds CIA files.
- [GDrive](http://anonym.es/?https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1hXkQlsTk5dOAZyHP8WfCLl-adyEK24Dd) - EN/US based ROMs.
- [GDrive](http://anonym.es/?https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1lkJxXiakRmtUASb9fUoWOhuWe7TXUyV5) - All regions collection.
- [GDrive](http://anonym.es/?https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1VsRg8wZ2R_r_lRN89dKopQsTVN6EvRU3)
- [MEga.nz](http://anonym.es/?https://mega.nz/#F!33AhDa4T!awOqr7lhZYFgjXoMMu6_8w) - DS Best of Collection
- [Mega.nz](http://anonym.es/?https://mega.nz/#F!yLBiwApZ!JlecejkP1KK8jZujzHUbwQ) - 3DS Virtual Console
- [ziperto.com](http://anonym.es/?https://www.ziperto.com/nintendo/3ds-roms/3ds-cia/) - 3DS CIA collection.
GameBoy Advance, Nintendo Switch etc section added
2018-12-19 11:00:03 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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GameBoy Advance, Nintendo Switch etc section added
2018-12-19 11:00:03 +00:00
### GameBoy Advance
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [GDrive (mirror)](http://anonym.es/?https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1pCXaEjukH0NsTsSCb1F0hNbjs8_-LMXf) - Password=snahp.it
- [Mega.nz](http://anonym.es/?https://mega.nz/#!nNoCWbBB!VYNEdwStd12U_aS1qotoo9bz8vky9JnZGrlqAeVKHjA) - Password=snahp.it
GameBoy Advance, Nintendo Switch etc section added
2018-12-19 11:00:03 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Mame Games section added
2019-01-01 19:41:44 +00:00
### Mame Games
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [PleasureDome](http://www.pleasuredome.org.uk/index.php) - (insecure) - Various games for Mame.
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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MorphTV Discord link fixed Sofa TV Movie App removed and listed under banned cause it doesn't work, uses strange permissions and collects lots of data to shady servers
2019-05-03 22:43:58 +00:00
GameBoy Advance, Nintendo Switch etc section added
2018-12-19 11:00:03 +00:00
### Nintendo Switch Games
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- [GDrive (more frequently updated](http://anonym.es/?https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1VAxbSUcVindLxf9pVWvh64B-0Q8aM6xZ)
- [GDrive](http://anonym.es/?https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/168_c19L6oDozFaMIOdf4oiL34y9tQP_J)
- [Switch SN Checker](http://anonym.es/?https://akdm.github.io/ssnc/scanner/)
GameBoy Advance, Nintendo Switch etc section added
2018-12-19 11:00:03 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Game Boy section added
2019-01-02 00:39:16 +00:00
### Game Boy
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [G-Drive](http://anonym.es/?https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B1VEYI5Xz677UjM4bEtTektJRFk) - Includes Game Boy ROM's (together with N64 etc) - and BIOS files.
Game Boy section added
2019-01-02 00:39:16 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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GameBoy Advance, Nintendo Switch etc section added
2018-12-19 11:00:03 +00:00
### Wii U Games
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [GDrive](http://anonym.es/?https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Jkvx4RGbTF75NLUtYBDJG6FaFhvYw9m-) - EU only games.
- [GDrive](http://anonym.es/?https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B7vPmuZfN3snMU0zYlBXSWVhOUE) - Wiiware and VC collection
- [GDrive](http://anonym.es/?https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B7H6hIZDxNXeQW9uODA5UkM0ZG8) - Wii Scrubbed ISOs retail Collection NTSC
- [GDrive](http://anonym.es/?https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1UM6ZIhtWtIuwHo2rJunTTtW6sMxkTSQ0) - Mirror from abolve link.
GameBoy Advance, Nintendo Switch etc section added
2018-12-19 11:00:03 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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CD Key Sellers pages added
2018-11-28 03:25:20 +00:00
### CD Key Sellers
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- [All Key Shop](http://anonym.es/?https://www.allkeyshop.com/blog/)
- [CDKeyPrices](http://anonym.es/?https://cdkeyprices.com/)
- [CDKeys](http://anonym.es/?https://www.cdkeys.com/)
- [DLC Compare](http://anonym.es/?https://www.dlcompare.com/)
- [G2a](http://anonym.es/?https://www.g2a.com/)
- [G2Play](http://anonym.es/?https://www.g2play.net/)
- [GO CD Keys](http://anonym.es/?https://gocdkeys.com/)
- [Ultimatum Game Keys (UGK)](http://anonym.es/?https://www.gamingdragons.com/en)
PC Games Section added minor changes
2018-11-27 11:46:07 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Minor changes
2018-11-27 03:09:56 +00:00
### Homebrew and Custom Firmware(s)
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [/r/3dshacks](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/3dshacks) - Nintendo 3DS hacking and homebrew.
- [/r/ps3homebrew](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/ps3homebrew/) - News, updates, apps, and answers regarding PS3 homebrew!
- [/r/ps4homebrew](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/ps4homebrew) - News, releases, and questions regarding the PS4 jailbreak, homebrew, and mods.
- [/r/SwitchHacks](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/SwitchHacks) - Another Nintendo Switch hacking subreddit.
- [/r/SwitchHaxing](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/SwitchHaxing) - Nintendo Switch hacking & homebrew subreddit.
- [/r/vitahacks](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/vitahacks/) - A place to discuss Vita hacking and homebrew.
- [/r/WiiHacks](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/WiiHacks/) - This reddit is for people interested in modifying their Wii.
- [/r/YuzuPiracy](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/YuzuPiracy) - Links for Yuzu, the open-source Nintendo Switch emulator.
- [3DS Hacks Guide](http://anonym.es/?https://3ds.hacks.guide/) - A complete guide to 3DS custom firmware, from stock to boot9strap.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Some websites added Too many to list ... blah blah blahblah, it's weekend.
2019-09-14 20:52:56 +00:00
## Anime (Hentai is not allowed in this section!)
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [/r/animepiracy wiki](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/animepiracy/wiki/index) - Lists for sourcing Anime streaming sites, manga sites, and more.
- [/r/animepiracy](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/animepiracy) - This sub is about streaming and torrent websites for anime.
- [/r/sjain_guides](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/sjain_guides/) - Guides and downloads for CS:GO, Windows 10 gaming optimisations, and more
- [9Anime Downloader](http://anonym.es/?https://anonembed.xyz/9anime/) - Download Full Seasons from 9anime.
- [Animes.so](http://anonym.es/?https://www.animes.so) - (needs registration to see content) - Downloads, DL-Links for all sorts of Animes.
- [Alternatives to Kiss websites](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/KissCartoon/wiki/alternatives) - /r/KissCartoon wiki page with lots of anime sites.
- [AniDex](http://anonym.es/?https://anidex.info) - Torrent tracker and indexer, primarily for English fansub groups of anime.
- [AniLinkz](http://anonym.es/?https://anilinkz.to/) - Large database of streaming anime episodes.
- [Anime Kaizoku](http://anonym.es/?https://www2.animekaizoku.com/) - Up to 1080p DDL links, mostly Google Drive.
- [Anime Twist](http://anonym.es/?https://twist.moe/) - An anime direct streaming site with a decent UI and video player.
- [animEncodes](http://anonym.es/?https://www.animencodes.com/) - Anime sharing page.
Some websites added Too many to list ... blah blah blahblah, it's weekend.
2019-09-14 20:52:56 +00:00
- [Anime-Loards.org](ttps://www.anime-loads.org) - Anime sharing page.
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [AnimeOut](http://anonym.es/?https://www.animeout.xyz/) - Over 1000's of Encoded Anime with DDL links.
- [GoGo Anime](http://anonym.es/?https://www3.gogoanime.in/) - Popular website for watching anime.
- [Hi10 Anime](http://anonym.es/?https://hi10anime.com/) - High Quality 10-bit Anime Encodes.
- [HorribleSubs](http://anonym.es/?https://horriblesubs.info/) - Download anime via torrent files, magnet links, XDCC, and premium link hosts.
- [Monimo](http://anonym.es/?https://monimoapp.netlify.com/) - Netflix like web app for watching animes.
- [Nyaa](http://anonym.es/?https://nyaa.si/) - BitTorrent software for cats [(Repo)](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/nyaadevs/nyaa).
- [NyaaPantsu](http://anonym.es/?https://nyaa.pantsu.cat/) - Primarily Anime torrents but includes an open directory of DDL links too.
- [Series9](http://anonym.es/?https://www2.series9.io/) - Search engine for movies and tv shows (incl. animes).
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
## Cartoons
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [animetoon](http://www.animetoon.org/) - (insecure) - Lots of streaming via premium hosts for cartoons.
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [KissCartoon](http://anonym.es/?https://kisscartoon.ac/) - Popular cartoon streaming site.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [Toonova](http://www.toonova.net/) - (insecure) - Another site for streaming cartoons.
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [watchcartoononline.com](http://anonym.es/?https://www.watchcartoononline.com/) - Cartoons, dubbed/subbed anime streaming site.
- [watchcartoononline.io](http://anonym.es/?https://www.watchcartoononline.io/) - Large DDL site for cartoons as well as anime and movies.
- [KimCartoon](http://anonym.es/?https://kimcartoon.co/) Large cartoon collection, primarily Openload.
- [WatchCartoon](http://anonym.es/?https://www.watchcartoononline.io/) Outdated site layout, still active and Openload.
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Album Art section added
2019-03-29 05:23:36 +00:00
## Album Art
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Album Art Downloader](http://anonym.es/?https://sourceforge.net/projects/album-art/) - Find and update their album art for their music collection.
- [newalbum.club](http://anonym.es/?https://newalbum.club/) - Search and download free music & album arts. No account required!
Album Art section added
2019-03-29 05:23:36 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
## Music
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [94hiphop](http://94hiphop.com/) - (insecure) - Download Free Hip Hop Albums!
- [Beets](http://beets.io/) - (insecue) - The purpose of beets is to get your music collection right once and for all. It catalogs your collection, automatically improving its metadata as it goes using the MusicBrainz database.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [CDBao](http://anonym.es/?https://www.cdbao.net/) - Chinese invite-only page for music.
- [FreeAllMusic](http://anonym.es/?https://freeallmusic.top/) - Download any high quality music and up-to-date to the latest releases.
- [LibreSonic](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/Libresonic/libresonic) - Media streaming software.
- [MOOVAL](http://anonym.es/?https://www.mooval.de/) - Easily move your playlists, tracks and likes from one streaming service to another.
streethiphop added [Music]
2019-05-04 22:51:43 +00:00
- [Madsonic](madsonic.org) - Madsonic is a web-based media library and media streamer with jukebox functionality.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [MusicBrainz](http://anonym.es/?https://musicbrainz.org/) - MusicBrainz is an open music encyclopedia that collects music metadata and makes it available to the public.
- [ProgrockWorld](http://anonym.es/?https://progrockworld.ru/) - (RU) - Classic Rock, Pop & more.
- [Redacted](http://anonym.es/?https://redacted.ch/) - Elite music scene (requires invite).
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [RuTracker](http://rutracker.org/forum/index.php) - (insecure) Ru-Tracker, music info, releases & software.
- [Slsknet](http://www.slsknet.org/news/node/1) - (insecure) - Soulseek is an ad-free, spyware free, just plain free file sharing network for Windows, Mac and Linux.
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [airsonic](http://anonym.es/?https://airsonic.github.io/) - Airsonic is a free, web-based media streamer, providing ubiquitous access to your music.
- [streethiphop](http://anonym.es/?https://www.streethiphop.org/)] - Download free music.
Cleanups
2019-04-04 08:38:44 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Cleanups
2019-04-04 08:38:44 +00:00
### Music Streaming
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [datmusic](http://anonym.es/?https://datmusic.xyz/) - Search engine with a clean UI for streaming music in your browser
- [GoSong](http://anonym.es/?https://gosong.unblocked.gdn/) - Streamable MP3s
- [Hikarinoakariost](http://anonym.es/?https://hikarinoakariost.info/) - Site with Japanese music
- [MP3Juices](http://anonym.es/?https://mp3juices.unblocked.gdn/) - MP3 search engine tool which uses YouTube
- [MusicPleer](http://anonym.es/?https://musicpleer.la/) - Another music streaming site with a decent search engine.
- [Muxiv Music](http://anonym.es/?https://muxiv.com/) - Stream 45 million songs on all your devices, online or offline. Primarily Chinese content.
- [SongsPK](http://anonym.es/?https://songs-pk.in/) - Mainly for downloading Bollywood songs. Domain changes frequently.
Music section updated
2018-11-27 03:28:27 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Bunch of updates, cleanups and more websites added
2019-04-06 05:28:04 +00:00
### iOS JailBreak Firmware
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [IPSW](http://anonym.es/?https://ipsw.me/?_escaped_fragment_=/version) - Provides Jailbreak firmware.
iOS section improved
2019-01-25 07:03:26 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
iOS section improved
2019-01-25 07:03:26 +00:00
### iOS Apps
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Cinema Time](http://anonym.es/?https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/cinema-time-tv-shows-tracker/id1437347902?mt=8) - Similar like Popcorn Time.
- [HDX Online](http://anonym.es/?https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hdx-online/id1386799497?mt=8) - Another alternative for Cinema Time.
- [Total files](http://anonym.es/?https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/total-files/id557285579?mt=8) - Basically the IDM under the iOS Download Managern.
iOS section improved
2019-01-25 07:03:26 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
iOS section improved
2019-01-25 07:03:26 +00:00
## iOS Stores
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [App Valley](http://anonym.es/?https://app.appvalley.vip/) - Basically the Aptoide under the iOS Stores.
- [Box Loca](http://anonym.es/?https://apps.apple.com/us/app/box-loca/id1466961267) - Track the movies you have watched with Box Loca for iPhone.
- [Cydia](http://anonym.es/?https://cydia.saurik.com/) - Cydia is an alternative to Apple's App Store for "jailbroken" devices.
Bunch of updates, cleanups and more websites added
2019-04-06 05:28:04 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Subtitles section added, iOS section updated
2019-04-10 16:25:20 +00:00
### iOS Store Repos
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Ahmedbafkir.Yourepo](http://anonym.es/?https://ahmedbafkir.yourepo.com/)
- [Appdb](http://anonym.es/?https://appdb.to)
- [Appcake](http://anonym.es/?https://www.iphonecake.com)
- [Akusio](http://anonym.es/?https://akusio.github.io/)
- [Alfhaily](http://anonym.es/?https://apt.alfhaily.me/)
- [C1d3r](http://anonym.es/?https://c1d3r.com/repo/)
- [Carsuki](http://anonym.es/?https://repo.carsuki.club/)
- [Cemck](http://anonym.es/?https://cemck.github.io/repo/)
- [Chariz](http://anonym.es/?https://repo.chariz.io/)
- [Chimera](http://anonym.es/?https://repo.chimera.sh/)
- [Classicxiirepo](http://anonym.es/?https://classicxiirepo.github.io/)
- [Conorthedev Repo](http://anonym.es/?https://repo.conorthedev.com/)
- [Creaturecoding](http://anonym.es/?https://creaturecoding.com/repo/)
- [Creaturesurvive](http://anonym.es/?https://creaturesurvive.github.io/)
- [Cydia Akemi](http://anonym.es/?https://cydia.akemi.ai/)
- [Cydiageek](http://anonym.es/?https://cydiageek.yourepo.com/)
- [Daus](http://anonym.es/?https://repo.daus.ch/)
- [Dpkg9510](http://anonym.es/?https://dpkg9510.github.io/)
- [Dubailive](http://anonym.es/?https://dubailive.github.io/)
- [Dunkston](http://anonym.es/?https://dunkston.github.io/repo/)
- [Esquillidev](http://anonym.es/?https://esquillidev.github.io/)
- [Evynw](http://anonym.es/?https://evynw.github.io)
- [Exqusic](http://anonym.es/?https://exqusic.github.io/)
- [Geometricsoftware](http://anonym.es/?https://apt.geometricsoftware.se/)
- [Get Delta](http://anonym.es/?https://getdelta.co/)
- [Gmoran](http://anonym.es/?https://gmoran.me/repo/)
- [HackYouriPhone](http://anonym.es/?https://repo.hackyouriphone.org/)
- [Hacx](http://anonym.es/?https://hacx.org/repo/)
- [Henrikssonbrothers](http://anonym.es/?https://henrikssonbrothers.com/cydia/repo/)
- [IB-Soft.net](http://anonym.es/?https://ib-soft.net/cydia/)
- [Incendo](http://anonym.es/?https://repo.incendo.ws/)
- [Ipodhacks142](http://anonym.es/?https://repo.ipodhacks142.com/)
- [Jakeashacks](http://anonym.es/?https://jakeashacks.ga/cydia/)
- [Jjolano](http://anonym.es/?https://ios.jjolano.me/)
- [Jukben](http://anonym.es/?https://cydia.jukben.cz)
- [Julioverne](http://anonym.es/?https://julioverne.github.io/)
- [Junesiphone](http://anonym.es/?https://junesiphone.com/supersecret/)
- [Kingmehu Yourepo](http://anonym.es/?https://kingmehu.yourepo.com/)
- [Kurrt](http://anonym.es/?https://kurrt.com/repo/)
- [LimneOS](http://anonym.es/?https://limneos.net/repo/)
- [Lonestarx](http://anonym.es/?https://repo.lonestarx.net/)
- [Lumartti](http://anonym.es/?https://lumartti.github.io/)
- [MCapollo](http://anonym.es/?https://mcapollo.github.io/Public/)
- [Manolzrepo](http://anonym.es/?https://manolzrepo.github.io/)
- [Midnightchips](http://anonym.es/?https://repo.midnightchips.me/)
- [Ndoizo](http://anonym.es/?https://ndoizo.ca/)
- [Nepeta](http://anonym.es/?https://repo.nepeta.me/)
- [Nexusrepo](http://anonym.es/?https://nexusrepo.kro.kr/)
- [Noisyflake](http://anonym.es/?https://apt.noisyflake.com/)
- [OceanTweak](http://anonym.es/?https://oceantweak.tk/repo/)
- [Opa334](http://anonym.es/?https://opa334.github.io/)
- [Packix](http://anonym.es/?https://repo.packix.com/)
- [Parrotgeek](http://anonym.es/?https://parrotgeek.com/repo/)
- [PikabuCydia](http://anonym.es/?https://PikabuCydia.github.io/)
- [Poomsmart](http://anonym.es/?https://poomsmart.github.io/repo/)
- [Pulandres](http://anonym.es/?https://pulandres.rejail.ru/)
- [Qwert yui op 1379](http://anonym.es/?https://qwertyuiop1379.github.io/)
- [R0wdrunner](http://anonym.es/?https://r0wdrunner.github.io/repo/)
- [Rejail](http://anonym.es/?https://rejail.ru/)
- [Repounclutter](http://anonym.es/?https://repounclutter.coolstar.org/)
- [Restiveconch](http://anonym.es/?https://restiveconch.yourepo.com/)
- [Rpetri](http://anonym.es/?https://rpetri.ch/repo/)
- [Ruler225](http://anonym.es/?https://ruler225.github.io/)
- [Ryleyangus](http://anonym.es/?https://ryleyangus.com/repo/)
- [Securarepo](http://anonym.es/?https://apt.securarepo.io/)
- [Shiftcmdk](http://anonym.es/?https://shiftcmdk.github.io/repo/)
- [Shuga](http://anonym.es/?https://repo.shuga.co/)
- [Skitty](http://anonym.es/?https://skitty.xyz/repo/)
- [Skylerk99](http://anonym.es/?https://skylerk99.github.io/)
- [Sparkdev](http://anonym.es/?https://sparkdev.me/)
- [Spicat](http://anonym.es/?https://spicat.github.io/)
- [Subdiox](http://anonym.es/?https://subdiox.com/cydia/)
- [Tateu](http://anonym.es/?https://tateu.net/repo)
- [Tdmd](http://anonym.es/?https://tdmd.github.io/)
- [The Swedish Prxck](http://anonym.es/?https://theswedishprxck.yourepo.com/)
- [Thireus](http://anonym.es/?https://repo.thireus.com/)
- [Tie1r](http://anonym.es/?https://tie1r.xyz/repo/)
- [Unlimapps](http://anonym.es/?https://beta.unlimapps.com/)
- [Webjungle](http://anonym.es/?https://ocean.webjungle.ch/)
- [Wizages](http://anonym.es/?https://wizages.com/cydia/)
- [Xarold](http://anonym.es/?https://repo.xarold.com/)
- [Yaypixxo](http://anonym.es/?https://yaypixxo.com)
- [Ziph0n](http://anonym.es/?https://repo.ziph0n.com/)
- [hydridev](http://anonym.es/?https://hydridev.github.io/repo/)
- [iDevice Hacked](http://anonym.es/?https://idevicehacked.com/)
- [rob311](http://anonym.es/?https://cydia.rob311.com/repo/)
Subtitles section added, iOS section updated
2019-04-10 16:25:20 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Some websites added Too many to list ... blah blah blahblah, it's weekend.
2019-09-14 20:52:56 +00:00
### Keygens & Serials
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [MiniDL.org](http://anonym.es/?https://minidl.org) - Provides cracks for Windows and MacOS.
- [Serialreactor](http://anonym.es/?https://www.serialreactor.com) - Looking for serials?
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [Serials](http://serialz.cracks.me.uk) - (insecue) - Yet another serials page.
- [SerialShack](http://www.serialshack.com) - (insecure) - One of the oldest serial websites which are still online.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Smart Serials](http://anonym.es/?https://www.smartserials.com) - (needs VPN) - Forum + serials.
Some websites added Too many to list ... blah blah blahblah, it's weekend.
2019-09-14 20:52:56 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Bunch of updates, cleanups and more websites added
2019-04-06 05:28:04 +00:00
### iTunes
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [forked-daapd](http://anonym.es/?https://ejurgensen.github.io/forked-daapd/) - Linux/FreeBSD DAAP (iTunes) - and MPD media server with support for AirPlay devices (multiroom), Apple Remote (and compatibles), Chromecast, Spotify and internet radio.
- [How to Remove DRM From iTunes Movies and TV Shows](http://anonym.es/?https://www.howtogeek.com/291612/how-to-remove-drm-from-itunes-movies-and-tv-shows/) - HowToGeek article on how to use TunesKit and Requiem
- [Plus Premieres](http://anonym.es/?https://www.pluspremieres.eu/) - Download newest iTunes music in M4A format.
- [Requiem](http://anonym.es/?https://digiex.net/threads/requiem-4-1-remove-itunes-drm-fairplay-from-music-video-and-books.11796/) - Requiem is a program that removes Apple's DRM (called FairPlay) - from songs, videos, and books purchased on iTunes.
- [TunesKit](http://anonym.es/?https://www.tuneskit.com/) - iTunes DRM removal tool.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
### Spotify
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Block Spotify Updates on MacOS](http://anonym.es/?https://donotupdatespotify.sh/) - A guide is avbl. [here](http://anonym.es/?https://old.reddit.com/r/Piracy/comments/d2z6kc/guide_spotify_free_without_ads_for_mac_os/).
- [BlockTheSpot](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/master131/BlockTheSpot) - Video, Audio & Banner ad-block/skip for Spotify.
- [MuteSPotifyAds](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/simonmeusel/MuteSpotifyAds) - Mutes audio/video ads, however you still need to wait 30 sec.
- [Spotifree](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/ArtemGordinsky/Spotifree) - An OS X app that automatically mutes ads on Spotify (not supported).
- [Spotify Ad-Free](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/CHEF-KOCH/Spotify-Ad-free) - Modified Client(s), Information, etc.
- [Spotify Downloader](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/ritiek/spotify-downloader) - Download Spotify playlists with albumart and meta-tags.
- [Spytify](http://anonym.es/?https://jwallet.github.io/spy-spotify/) - Records Spotify without ads while it plays and includes media tags to the recorded files.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
SoundCloud section added
2019-03-29 05:18:24 +00:00
### SoundCloud
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [scdl](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/flyingrub/scdl) - Soundcloud Music Downloader.
- [scddlr.com](http://anonym.es/?https://www.scddlr.com/) - SoundCloud To Mp3 Converter Online.
SoundCloud section added
2019-03-29 05:18:24 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
## Software
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [/r/piracy/wiki/tools](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/piracy/wiki/tools) - Windows/Office activation tools, and images/installers for Windows, Office, and Adobe
- [Appked](http://anonym.es/?https://www.macbed.com/) - MacOS application sharing website.
- [Blackpearl.biz](http://anonym.es/?https://blackpearl.biz/) - (needs login) - Provides similar services like Snahp (but registration is open).
- [Cloud-Droid](http://anonym.es/?https://www.cloud-droid.com) - Warez-Blog, downloads via Scene-hoster.
- [CrackingPatching.com](http://anonym.es/?https://crackingpatching.com/) - Cracked software
- [CracksNow](http://anonym.es/?https://cracksnow.com/) - Cracks for Android, Windows, and macOS applications.
- [gallery-dl](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/mikf/gallery-dl) - Command-line program to download image-galleries and -collections from several image hosting sites
- [KaranPC](http://anonym.es/?https://karanpc.com) - Yet another community around Windows software.
- [Nulled](http://anonym.es/?https://www.nulled.to/) - Nulled is a cracking community where you can find links to cracked software.
- [Sanet.st](http://anonym.es/?https://sanet.st/windows/) - Also known as "SoftArchive", is a portal to provide Windows software cracks.
- [Softlay](http://anonym.es/?https://softlay.net) - Windows software mirrors.
- [Team-OS HKRG](http://anonym.es/?https://www.teamos-hkrg.com/index.php) - Windows software and various activation tools.
- [Vestathemes](http://anonym.es/?https://www.vestathemes.com/) - Vestathemes is a website for [WordPress](http://anonym.es/?https://www.wordpress.com/) - themes and plugins.
Cracking section added
2018-11-27 03:18:11 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Several pages added
2019-03-20 12:57:54 +00:00
CrackSoft & Mac Torrent Download added
2019-06-13 17:03:08 +00:00
## MacOS
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [APPKED](http://anonym.es/?https://www.macbed.com) - Links to share-hosters, provides serials, cracks & more.
- [CrackSoft](http://anonym.es/?https://crackzsoft.com/) - Latest Crack Softwares For Windows and MacOS.
- [Imojado](http://anonym.es/?https://www.imojado.org) - (needs ad-blocker) - Android, MacOS X and other things.
- [KaranPC](http://anonym.es/?https://karanpc.com/mac) - MacOS X warez via sharehoster.
- [Mac Torrent Download](http://anonym.es/?https://mac-torrent-download.net/) - (needs ad-blocker) - Provides cracks for MacOS. Be careful, each click triggers an ad.
Some websites added Too many to list ... blah blah blahblah, it's weekend.
2019-09-14 20:52:56 +00:00
- [Mac Torrents](http://mactorrent.co) - (insecure) - Lots of MacOS Warez.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [nMac.to](http://anonym.es/?https://nmac.to) - Tutorials, Apps, Games via P2P or sharehoster for MacOS.
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
CrackSoft & Mac Torrent Download added
2019-06-13 17:03:08 +00:00
Some websites added Too many to list ... blah blah blahblah, it's weekend.
2019-09-14 20:52:56 +00:00
## Windows (Info, tools and other resources)
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [AME](http://anonym.es/?https://ameliorated.info/index.html) - Windows 10 AME aims at delivering a stable, non-intrusive yet fully functional build of Windows 10 to anyone, who requires the Windows operating system natively.
- [Krakatoa](http://anonym.es/?https://krakatoa.www3.cz/) - Office, Windows, KMS and Key checkers.
- [MDL Forums](http://anonym.es/?https://forums.mydigitallife.net/) - Windows topics, hotfixes & self-made tools.
- [RCC](http://anonym.es/?https://www.wilderssecurity.com/threads/rcc-check-your-systems-trusted-root-certificate-store.373819/) - RCC, check your system's trusted root certificate store.
- [PCBeta](http://anonym.es/?https://bbs.pcbeta.com) - Windows ISOs, hotfixes and discussions.
- [SamLab](http://anonym.es/?https://samlab.ws/) - (RU) - Windows Board, ISOs, Hotfixes & more.
- [Shadow-Trooperz](http://anonym.es/?https://shadow-trooperz.xyz/sw/) - Provides Windows ISO's and other Windows related software links.
- [Microsoft Build Overview](http://anonym.es/?https://msbuilds.rg-adguard.net/) - A history of Windows build strings.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Cleanup the Windows section
2019-03-20 11:37:35 +00:00
Windows and Office Genuine ISO Verifier added
2019-04-21 15:23:17 +00:00
### Windows Resources (Hotfixes & Patches)
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [AskWoody](http://anonym.es/?https://www.askwoody.com/) - News, tips, advice, support for Windows, Office, PCs & more. Also provides information regarding hotfixes & patches.
- [Simplix Blog](http://anonym.es/?https://blog.simplix.info/update7/) - Windows Hotfix repository.
- [Windows ISO + Hotfix mirrors](http://anonym.es/?https://tb.rg-adguard.net/public.php) - AdGuard provides mirrors to hotfixes and Windows ISO's/ESD's.
- [UUPDump](http://anonym.es/?https://uupdump.ml/) - In-official Windows Hotfix repository + Windows dumps.
Several pages added
2019-03-20 12:57:54 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Windows and Office Genuine ISO Verifier added
2019-04-21 15:23:17 +00:00
### Windows Activation
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [PIDChecker](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/BlackRouter/PIDChecker/) - Validate and check Microsoft Product Keys.
- [KMS Activator](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/CHEF-KOCH/KMS-activator) - The original repo for KMS related activation & research.
- [Windows 10 Digital License](http://anonym.es/?https://www.nsaneforums.com/topic/316668-microsoft-activation-scripts/) - An open-source script which activates WIndows.
Windows and Office Genuine ISO Verifier added
2019-04-21 15:23:17 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Some websites added Too many to list ... blah blah blahblah, it's weekend.
2019-09-14 20:52:56 +00:00
### Windows 10 Downloads (Mirrors) & Verification Tools
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [TheEye - Over 2.7 TB backup of MSDN dump](http://anonym.es/?https://the-eye.eu/public/MSDN/) - Mirrors for a lot of ISO's.
- [Microsoft .iso DDLs](http://anonym.es/?https://tb.rg-adguard.net/index.php) - Web interface for Microsoft's own "TechBench" site to provide mirrors for everyone. Latest releases are avbl. [here](http://anonym.es/?https://tb.rg-adguard.net/products.html).
- [Microsoft .iso torrents on Digitalriver](http://anonym.es/?https://mirror.corenoc.de/digitalrivercontent.net/) - Mirrors for official Windows ISO's.
- [Windows 10 1903 Build 18362.30 Final (May Update '19)](http://anonym.es/?https://gist.github.com/CHEF-KOCH/64fed5431b57a43b4a70ed510b56cba1) - Download + checksum links.
- [Windows and Office Genuine ISO Verifier](http://anonym.es/?https://genuineisoverifier.weebly.com/) - Freeware tool to verify Windows & Office images.
- [Windows ISO Downloader](http://anonym.es/?https://www.heidoc.net/php/Windows%20ISO%20Downloader.exe) - Allows an easy and comfortable way to download genuine Windows 7, 8.1 and 10 disk images (ISO) directly from Microsoft's servers (tool contains ads).
Windows and Office Genuine ISO Verifier added
2019-04-21 15:23:17 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
wtfnzb added
2018-12-30 22:09:11 +00:00
## eBooks
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [/r/DHExchange](http://anonym.es/?https://old.reddit.com/r/DHExchange/) - PDF/eBooks trading.
- [Amazon Free Kindle Books](http://anonym.es/?https://www.amazon.com/b/?_encoding=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&linkCode=ur2&node=2245146011&tag=freeblog022-20&linkId=BNRPUFVEMRQP2NRR) - Top free books for download.
- [Apprentice Alf's Blog](http://anonym.es/?https://apprenticealf.wordpress.com/) - Everything you ever wanted to know about DRM and ebooks, but were afraid to ask.
- [Authorama](http://anonym.es/?https://www.authorama.com/) - This public domain book site has a wide variety of ebooks for free, by Lewis Carroll, Emerson, Kafka, and more.
- [AvaxHome](http://anonym.es/?https://avxhm.se/) + [(mirror)](http://anonym.es/?https://avxhome.in/ebooks) - eBooks, movies & more.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [b-ok](http://b-ok.xyz/) - (insecure) - Free ebook library.
eBook section updated + other minor changes.
2019-09-15 14:59:09 +00:00
- [Baen](http://www.baen.com/catalog/category/view/s/free-library/) - You can download ebooks for HTML, RTF, Microsoft Reader and for Palm, Psion, and Window CE.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [Bartleby](http://www.bartleby.com/ebook/) - (insecure) - While Bartleby charges for some titles, it has a free ebook store here.
- [Bibliomania](http://www.bibliomania.com/) - (insecure) - You will find over 2,000 classic texts from bibliomania, plus study guides, reference material and more.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [BitSpyder](http://anonym.es/?https://www.bitspyder.net/) - E-Learning, tutorials & trainings.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [BookBoon](http://bookboon.com/) - (insecure) - World’s largest publisher of online educational literature.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [BookStack](http://anonym.es/?https://www.bookstackapp.com/) - BookStack is a simple, self-hosted, easy-to-use platform for organising and storing information.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [BookYards](http://www.bookyards.com/) - (insecure) - This online "library to the world" has over 17,000 ebooks, plus links to other digital libraries.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Boundless](http://anonym.es/?https://www.boundless.com/) - Affordable online textbooks & study materials.
- [Calibre Web](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/janeczku/calibre-web) - Web app for browsing, reading and downloading eBooks stored in a Calibre database.
- [Calibre DRM Removal Plugins 2019 — Remove eBook DRM with Calibre](http://anonym.es/?https://medium.com/@angeldan1989/calibre-drm-removal-plugins-2019-remove-ebook-drm-with-calibre-4ec9c07cae80) - DeDRM removal guide for Calibre.
- [CG Persia Forum](http://anonym.es/?https://cgpersia.com/) - EBooks, tutorials & courses.
- [CGPeers](http://anonym.es/?https://www.cgpeers.com/) - Ebooks,, courses and trainings.
- [COPS](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/seblucas/cops) - Calibre OPDS (and HTML) - PHP Server: Web-based light alternative to Calibre content server / Calibre2OPDS to serve ebooks (epub, mobi, pdf, etc.).
- [CourseClub.me](http://anonym.es/?https://courseclub.me/) - CourseClub provides courses which you can download for e.g. Lynda, Pluralsight, CBG Nuggets & more.
- [Custom Search Engine](http://anonym.es/?https://cse.google.com/cse?cx=000661023013169144559:a1-kkiboeco) - A Google custom search engine specifically for ebooks.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [DailyLit](http://www.dailylit.com/) - (insecure) - Get free downloads sent to your email by RSS feed.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [DeDRM_tools](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/apprenticeharper/DeDRM_tools) A github repository of all the scripts and other tools for removing DRM from ebooks.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [DLEBook.me](http://dlebook.me/) - (insecure) - eBooks, Magazines & software.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [ebookee.org](http://anonym.es/?https://ebookee.org/) - PDF & eBooks trading, various categories.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [eBookLobby](http://www.ebooklobby.com/) - (insecure) - You'll find lost of self-help, hobby and reference books here, plus children's fiction and more.
- [O’Reilly](http://www.oreilly.com/?cmp=af-npa--home_cj_11246204_7018660) - (insecure) - A platform to download books, magazines, and tutorials for free.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [eLearning](http://anonym.es/?https://www.torontopubliclibrary.ca) - Cisco, Mango, HSTalks and other eBook courses for free.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [eReader.com](http://www.ereader.com/servlet/mw?t=freebooks&si=59) - (insecure) - eReader.com has many classic lit selections for free.
- [FicSave](http://ficsave.xyz/) - (insecure) - An Open-Source Online Fanfiction Downloader.
- [FeedBooks](http://www.feedbooks.com/publicdomain) - (insecure) - Provides millions of books.
- [Books Pics](http://bookspics.com/) - (insecure) - Download free eBooks and magazines.
- [Free eBooks](http://www.free-ebooks.net/) - (insecure) - Besides browsing topics such as biography, fan fiction, games, history, or tutorials, you can submit your own ebook, too.
- [freebookspot.es](http://www.freebookspot.es/) - (insecure) - Various eBook's for free.
- [FreeTechBooks](http://www.freetechbooks.com/) - (insecure) - Download free computer science, engineering and programming books, textbooks and lecture notes.
- [FreeComputerBooks](http://freecomputerbooks.com/) - (insecure) - eBook categories such as Computer, Lecture Notes, Mathematics, Tutorials, Programming, and Technical books.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [FreeCourseSite.com](http://anonym.es/?https://freecoursesite.com/) - Provides Udemy courses for free.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [GetFreeEBooks](http://www.getfreeebooks.com/) - (insecure) - This website has free ebooks in categories from writing to environment to fiction to business, plus features and reviews.
- [Globusz](http://www.globusz.com/) - (insecure) - There are no limits on the number of free books you can download on this online publishing site.
- [Myanonamouse](http://www.myanonamouse.net/login.php?returnto=%2F) - (insecure) - Over 2 million torrents.
- [KnowFree](http://knowfree.tradepub.com/) - (insecure) - Access free research, white papers, reports, case studies, magazines, and eBooks.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [Guide to Copy Kindle Content to PDF via Calibre](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/Piracy/comments/7vc3uv/guide_to_copy_kindle_content_to_pdf_using_calibre/) -
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
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- [Gutenberg](http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Main_Page) - (insecure) - Project Gutenberg was the first to supply free ebooks, and today they have over 30,000 free titles in stock.
- [Open Culture](http://www.openculture.com/free_ebooks) - (insecure) - Offers over 800 free eBooks to your Kindle, iPad/iPhone, computer, smartphone and eReader.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [LeanPub](http://anonym.es/?https://leanpub.com/) - eBooks on programming languages such as JavaScript, C#, PHP or Ruby and guidebooks.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [OnlineProgrammingBooks](http://www.onlineprogrammingbooks.com/) - (insecure) - Offers mobile app development, programming, computer science, web design, software engineering, information technology, networking, and databases.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [How can I remove DRM from my ebooks?](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/apprenticeharper/DeDRM_tools/blob/master/FAQs.md#so-how-can-i-remove-drm-from-my-ebooks) - DeDRM tools provides a big FAQ and scripts, tools to remove DRM on eBooks.
- [Internet Archive](http://anonym.es/?https://archive.org/details/texts) - Over 15 mio free books & texts.
- [Issuu](http://anonym.es/?https://issuu.com/) - Allows users to upload and distribute their publications worldwide.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [iBiblio](http://www.ibiblio.org/index.html) - (insecure) - Find archives, ebooks, tutorials, language books, and more from iBiblio.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [LibGen](http://libgen.io/) - (insecure) - eBook search. ([Mirror](http://gen.lib.rus.ec/)) - (insecure) - + ([another Mirror](http://anonym.es/?https://libgen.pw/))
- [LibriVox](http://anonym.es/?https://librivox.org/) - Yet another pplatform that offers a free download of audiobooks all over the world.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
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- [ManyBooks](http://manybooks.net/) - (insecure) - You can conduct an advanced search, type in a title or author, browse categories or select books by language, from Finnish to Bulgarian to Catalan to Swedish.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [NZBIndex](http://anonym.es/?https://nzbindex.com/search/?q=Lynda.+Com&age=&max=25&minage=&sort=agedesc&minsize=&maxsize=&dq=&poster=&hidespam=0&hidespam=1&more=0) - Example search for "Lynda .com". - you get the idea.
- [Open Library](http://anonym.es/?https://play.google.com/store/books/collection/topselling_free) - Gooel's free eBook storage.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [Planet PDF](http://www.planetpdf.com/free_pdf_ebooks.asp) - (insecure) - Planet PDF has made available classic titles like Anna Karenina and Frankenstein for free.
- [Read Print Library](http://www.readprint.com/) - (insecure) - Provides free novels and poems.
- [s10 BitDownload](http://s10.bitdownload.ir/Learning.2/) - (insecure) - Tutorials, Udemy & and others.
- [Starry.com](http://www.starry.com/free-online-novels/index.htm) - (insecure) - These novels and anthologies were last updated in 2006, but you'll still find an interesting selection of online and virtual novels.
- [TehParadox](http://www.tehparadox.co/) - (insecure) - eBooks, Apps, Games & more.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [The idiot proof guide to downloading ebooks off IRC](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/Piracy/comments/2oftbu/guide_the_idiot_proof_guide_to_downloading_ebooks/) - Posted by /u/Servaplur
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [The Online Books Page](http://digital.library.upenn.edu/books/) - (insecure) - You'll be able to access over 35,000 free ebooks from this site, powered by the University of Pennsylvania.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [TheGeeks](http://anonym.es/?https://thegeeks.click/) - Ebook tutorials mostly Udemy, but not limted to it.
- [TutsGalaxy](http://anonym.es/?https://tutsgalaxy.com/) - Free Courses & Tutorials
- [Twirpx](http://anonym.es/?https://www.twirpx.com/) - (RU) - Fiction/Non-fiction, books in multiple languages.
Improved ebook section by 600%
2019-03-21 13:17:48 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Several additions
2019-03-21 13:30:53 +00:00
## eBook Search Indexer
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [ABook](http://abook.ws/) - (insecure) - One of the oldest book search indexers.
- [BinSearch](http://binsearch.info/) - (insecure) - Binary Usenet search engine which can be used for eBooks and other stuff.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [EBookEE](http://anonym.es/?https://ebookee.org/) - Tech, Database, Java and many many other categories.
- [EBook Bike](http://anonym.es/?https://ebook.bike/) - Another search indexer which claims to be the "largest" on the Internet.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [Ebook 3000](http://www.ebook3000.com/) - (insecure) - Free ebooks downloads.
- [FreeBookSpot](http://www.freebookspot.es/) - (insecure) - Similar to eBookEE.
- [GingaDaddy](http://www.gingadaddy.com) - (insecure) - A usenet newsgroup for eBooks. (needs login)
- [Google Search](http://www.google.com/cse/home?cx=000661023013169144559:a1-kkiboeco) - (insecure) - Preset of indexed websites to search for comics.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [oznzb](http://anonym.es/?https://www.oznzb.com ) - Yet another ebook search engine.
- [PDFDrive](http://anonym.es/?https://www.pdfdrive.com/) - PDF Drive is your search engine for PDF files.
Several additions
2019-03-21 13:30:53 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
## Magazines
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [ebook3000.com](http://ebook3000.com/) - (insecure) - Various magazines.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [MagazineLib](http://anonym.es/?https://magazinelib.com/) - Free PDF and interactive e-magazines.
- [magazinesdownload.org](http://anonym.es/?https://magazinesdownload.org/) - Magazines hosted on free, fast, file hosting sites.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [PDF Giant](http://pdf-giant.com/) - (insecure) - Various categories of downloadable PDFs.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Some websites added Too many to list ... blah blah blahblah, it's weekend.
2019-09-14 20:52:56 +00:00
## Academic Papers (white papers)
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [Academic Torrents](http://academictorrents.com/) - (insecure) - A Community-Maintained Distributed Repository for researchers, by researchers.
- [BookSC](http://booksc.org/) - (insecure) - The world's largest scientific articles store. 50,000,000+ articles for free.
- [PDF-Gigant](http://pdf-giant.com/) - (insecure) - Lots of different magazines.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Sci-Hub](http://anonym.es/?https://sci-hub.tw/) - [Sci-hub automatically uploads articles to libgen](http://anonym.es/?https://engineuring.wordpress.com/2017/07/02/some-facts-on-sci-hub-that-wikipedia-gets-wrong/) and provides public access to tens of millions of research papers.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
## Textbooks
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [All IT eBooks](http://www.allitebooks.com/) - (insecure) - A big database of free, direct links for IT and programming ebooks
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [forcoder](http://anonym.es/?https://forcoder.su/) - Ebooks & Elearning for Programming
- [Guide for Finding Textbooks](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/Piracy/comments/3i9y7n/guide_for_finding_textbooks/) - Extensive tutorial by /u/Amosqu
- [How to "rent" your textbooks for free from Amazon](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/Piracy/comments/3ma9qe/guide_how_to_rent_your_textbooks_for_free_from/) - "Going to college? Living off top ramen for dinner? Let me show you have to "rent" your textbooks for free & for life!"
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [it-ebooks](http://it-ebooks.info) - (insecure) - Large selection of free and open source IT ebooks
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [PDF/Ebook trackers for college textbooks](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/trackers/comments/hrgmv/tracker_with_pdfsebooks_of_college_textbooks/c1xrq44/) - Old-but-still-useful list of ebook/textbook trackers, DDL sites and IRC communities.
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Direct Download Streaming Section added
2018-11-26 14:27:28 +00:00
## Direct Download Streaming
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Catchvideo.net](http://anonym.es/?https://catchvideo.net/) - Catchvideo.net is a free online website, which allows you to download a video url from YouTube, Facebook, Dailymotion, Vimeo and more.
- [HDencode](http://anonym.es/?https://hdencode.com/) - Download Movies and TV Shows - #1 Source for High Definition Releases.
- [Movie Files](http://anonym.es/?https://moviefiles.org/) - Download Movies For free.
- [Movies "R" Us](http://anonym.es/?https://moviesrus.tk) - The newest movies in 1080p. Available with DDL through MediaFire and streaming through AnonFile.
Direct Download Streaming Section added
2018-11-26 14:27:28 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
## Audiobooks
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [ZLibrary](http://anonym.es/?https://b-ok.org/) - Part of Z-Library project. The world's largest ebook library.
- [AAXtoMP3](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/KrumpetPirate/AAXtoMP3) - Convert Audible's .aax filetype to MP3, FLAC, M4A, or OPUS.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [AudioBook Bay](http://audiobookbay.nl/) - (insecure) - Download unabridged audiobook for free or share your audio books, safe, fast and high quality.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [AudioBooks.Cloud](http://anonym.es/?https://audiobooks.cloud/) - DDL links to a lot of audiobooks.
Typos, cleanups and some additions
2019-03-25 16:45:37 +00:00
- [Booksonic](http://booksonic.org/) - Booksonic is a server and an app for streaming your audiobooks to any pc or android phone.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [The-Eye /public/AudioBooks](http://the-eye.eu/public/AudioBooks/) - (insecure) - Audiobooks hosted by "The Eye".
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Tokybook](http://anonym.es/?https://tokybook.com/) - Yet another free audiobook streaming site.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [BookFI](http://en.bookfi.net/) - (insecure) - The largest ebook library.
- [Ebooks Shares](http://ebooks-shares.org) - (insecure) - A lot of eBooks & audiobooks!
eBook section updated + other minor changes.
2019-09-15 14:59:09 +00:00
- [P2PEiite](http://p2pelite.com) - (insecure) - Yet another oldschool eBook website.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [ThePirateBay](http://anonym.es/?https://www.thepiratebay.org/browse/102) - TPB collection of AudioBooks.
Lots of Audio / ebook websites add Contributing updated minor changes
2019-05-04 23:18:11 +00:00
### Science Books
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [BookSC](http://anonym.es/?https://booksc.org/) - Part of Z-Library project. The world's largest scientific articles store. 70,000,000+ articles for free.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
## Comicbooks
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [getcomics.info](http://getcomics.info/) - (insecure) - Comics, release info & more.
- [Comic Extra](http://www.comicextra.com/) - (insecure) - General Comic informations.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Gazee!](http://anonym.es/?https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/gazee/) - A WebApp Comic Reader for your favorite digital comics. Reach and read your comic library from any web connected device with a modern web browser.
- [GetComics](http://anonym.es/?https://getcomics.info/) - GetComics started as an alternative place to get downloaded comic. files, particularly US based comics published by DC and Marvel.
- [Readcomicbooksonline](http://anonym.es/?https://readcomicbooksonline.org/) - Tends to Error 520 occasionally.
- [readcomiconline.to](http://anonym.es/?https://readcomiconline.to/) - Manga and comics which are been uploaded daily.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [ReadComics](http://readcomics.website/) - (insecure) - Several misc comics published.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [WorldWideTorrents](http://anonym.es/?https://worldwidetorrents.eu/torrents.php?parent_cat=Comics) - Provides comic releases.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
## Manga
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2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [/r/manga](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/manga) - Everything and anything manga! (manhwa is okay too!)
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [KissManga](http://kissmanga.com/) - (insecure) - Another manga website.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Madokami 0-E](http://anonym.es/?https://archive.org/download/Madokami.Manga.0-E) - Download manga titles named 0 to E.
- [Madokami F-K](http://anonym.es/?https://archive.org/download/Madokami.Manga.F-K) - Download manga titles named F to K.
- [Madokami L-Q](http://anonym.es/?https://archive.org/download/Madokami.Manga.L-Q) - Download manga titles named L to Q.
- [Madokami novels, raws and artbooks](http://anonym.es/?https://archive.org/download/Madokami.NotManga) - Download novels, manga raws and artbooks.
- [Madokami R-Z](http://anonym.es/?https://archive.org/download/Madokami.Manga.R-Z) - Download manga titles named R to Z.
- [MangaDex](http://anonym.es/?https://www.mangadex.org/) - MangaDex is an online manga reader that caters to all languages.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [MangaZone](http://mangazoneapp.com/) - (insecure) - A manga reader app.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
## Documentaries
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [/r/Documentaries](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/documentaries) - Popular documentaries subreddit.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [DocuWiki-net](http://docuwiki.net/index.php?title=Main_Page) - (insecure) - DocuWiki.net serves as an index of documentary films on the Edonkey Network.
- [MVGroup](http://forums.mvgroup.org/) - (insecure) - A forum which shares documentaries via P2P.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [whatwhat888 big list of documentary sites (streaming and download)](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/Documentaries/comments/h9pu7/my_big_list_of_documentary_sites_streaming_and/) - An old post by /u/whatwhat888 that may still be useful.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Games Turret added
2019-01-25 06:47:47 +00:00
## Fonts, Icons & Graphics
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [Get the Font](http://anonym.es/?https://www.getthefont.com/) - Searches through GitHub for fonts
- [GFxtra](http://anonym.es/?https://www.gfxtra.com/) - DDL links for graphics, icons, 3D models, and more
- [GraphicEx](http://anonym.es/?https://graphicex.com/) - Stock/vector graphics, PhotoShop/InDesign resources, fonts, and more
- [How to download paid Fonts for free](http://anonym.es/?https://old.reddit.com/r/Piracy/comments/8tqfg6/how_to_download_paid_fonts_for_free/) - Post by /u/Bebhio on how to use clever Google searches to find fonts online
- [Tomato.to](http://anonym.es/?https://tomato.to/) - Supports Shutterstock, Gettyimages, Adobestock, Fotolia, Vectorstock, iStockphoto, PNGTree & PicFair.
- [Web4Sync](http://anonym.es/?https://web4sync.com/) - Forum with DDL links catering to web development, graphics design, 3D animation, and photography.
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
nulled.cc added minor changes
2019-01-07 07:30:48 +00:00
## P2P-Networks
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [eDonkey network](http://anonym.es/?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDonkey_network) - A decentralized, mostly server-based, peer-to-peer file sharing network + [Server Status](http://anonym.es/?https://edk.peerates.net/servers/online-servers-list)
- [FastTrack](http://anonym.es/?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FastTrack) - Protocol used by the Kazaa, Grokster, iMesh, and Morpheus file sharing programs
- [Fildo](http://anonym.es/?https://fildo.net/android/en/#) - Android music streaming app which fetches files from third party MP3 search engines.
- [Gnutella](http://anonym.es/?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gnutella) - P2P network behind the popular LimeWire file sharing app
- [IPFS - Distributed Web](http://anonym.es/?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/InterPlanetary_File_System) - Peer-to-peer distributed file system that seeks to connect all computing devices with the same system of files
- [Kad](http://anonym.es/?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kad_network) - The Kad network is a peer-to-peer (P2P) - network which implements the Kademlia P2P overlay protocol.
- [Napster](http://anonym.es/?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Napster) - Peer-to-peer file sharing Internet service that emphasized sharing digital audio files, typically audio songs, encoded in MP3 format.
- [Peer-to-peer file sharing](http://anonym.es/?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peer-to-peer_file_sharing) - Detailed Wikipedia page about file sharing
- [TiviMate IPTV player](http://anonym.es/?https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ar.tvplayer.tv) - A popular Android app for watching IPTV on Android set-top boxes.
- [YouTube Vanced](http://anonym.es/?https://vanced.app/) - Vanced is a well known modded version of YouTube with many features such as adblocking and background playback and many more.
Several additions
2019-03-16 09:17:10 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
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Several changes Todo updated. several additions, sort the entries + fix some titles + removed tinyurl links
2019-03-19 18:56:22 +00:00
## Ripping, Transcoding, Converting
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [Automatic Ripping Machine](http://anonym.es/?https://b3n.org/automatic-ripping-machine/) - The A.R.M. (Automatic Ripping Machine) - detects the insertion of an optical disc, identifies the type of media and autonomously performs the appropriate action
- [DVDFab](http://anonym.es/?https://www.dvdfab.cn/) - DVD/Blu-ray ripping tool, alternative use AnyDVD HD.
- [ffmpeg](http://anonym.es/?https://ffmpeg.org/) - A complete, cross-platform solution to record, convert and stream audio and video.
- [Handbrake](http://anonym.es/?https://handbrake.fr/) - HandBrake is a tool for converting video from nearly any format to a selection of modern, widely supported codecs.
- [MakeMKV](http://anonym.es/?https://www.makemkv.com/) - MakeMKV is your one-click solution to convert video that you own into free and patents-unencumbered format that can be played everywhere.
- [sickbeard_mp4_automator](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/mdhiggins/sickbeard_mp4_automator) - Automatically convert video files to a standardized mp4 format with proper metadata tagging to create a beautiful and uniform media library.
- [The Encoding Guide](http://anonym.es/?https://encoding-guide.neocities.org/) - An in-depth guide on video encoding.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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First Draft
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## Cloud Storage
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [/r/PlexACD](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/PlexACD/) - Discussion about unlimited cloud storage for Plex libraries
- [Connect Your Plex Server To Your Google Drive](http://anonym.es/?https://bytesized-hosting.com/pages/plexdrive) - This tutorial will help you connect your Google Drive to your Plex server using Plexdrive.
- [google-drive-ocamlfuse](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/astrada/google-drive-ocamlfuse) - FUSE filesystem over Google Drive
- [plexdrive](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/dweidenfeld/plexdrive) - Mounts your Google Drive FUSE filesystem (optimized for media playback)
- [rclone-gdrive](http://anonym.es/?https://bytesized-hosting.com/pages/rclone-gdrive) - Wiki page on setting up Google Drive with rclone cache and crypt
- [rclone](http://anonym.es/?https://rclone.org/) - Rsync for cloud storage.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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First Draft
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## File Renaming and Tagging
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [/r/datacurator](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/datacurator/) - Subreddit for discussion about the curation of digital data. Be it sorting, file formats, file encoding, best practices, discussion of your setup, tips and tricks, asking for help etc.
- [Beets](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/beetbox/beets) - Beets is a music library manager.
- [docker-filebot](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/coppit/docker-filebot) - A docker container for FileBot
- [filebot-node](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/filebot/filebot-node) - a client-server application that'll allow you to run filebot commands
- [FileBot](http://anonym.es/?https://www.filebot.net/) - The ultimate tool for organizing and renaming your Movies, TV Shows and Anime as well as fetching subtitles and artwork. It's smart and just works.
- [iFlicks2](http://anonym.es/?https://iflicksapp.com/) - Useful for adding metadata to movies and TV shows
- [MediaElch](http://anonym.es/?https://www.kvibes.de/mediaelch/) - Media manager for Kodi. Metadata & artwork retrieval, as well as renaming.
- [MediaInfo](http://anonym.es/?https://mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo) - MediaInfo is a convenient unified display of the most relevant technical and tag data for video and audio files.
- [MediaMonkey](http://anonym.es/?https://www.mediamonkey.com/) - Manage a movie/music library from 100 to 100,000+ audio/video files and playlists
- [Metatogger](http://anonym.es/?https://www.luminescence-software.org/en/metatogger.html) - Metatogger is the new generation of tag editor allowing you to rename, tag and easily sort your audio files.
- [MP3TAG](http://anonym.es/?https://www.mp3tag.de/en/) - Mp3tag is a powerful and easy-to-use tool to edit metadata of audio files.
- [Picard](http://anonym.es/?https://picard.musicbrainz.org/) - Picard is an open source cross-platform music tagger written in Python.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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First Draft
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## Mobile Apps
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [4PDA.ru](http://anonym.es/?https://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?act=idx) - 4PDA is the biggest Russian forum about mobile devices. You can find endless amount of APKs and Mobile software there. For download registration is required, [this might help you to solve the captchas](http://anonym.es/?https://doorsgeek.blogspot.com/2015/08/4pdaru-loginregister-captcha-tutorial.html).
- [AiOwares.com](http://anonym.es/?https://www.aiowares.com/) - RePacks, mods and other software.
- [Android Republic](http://anonym.es/?https://androidrepublic.org/forums/public-mods.24/) - Android Republic is similar to Mobilism, provides mirrors to various apks.
- [Android Zone](http://anonym.es/?https://android-zone.ws/) - koumkouat website for Android APK's/Games/GPS.
- [Android-1](http://anonym.es/?https://android-1.com/en/programmy/) - Provides apps & app mods.
- [AnYme](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/zunjae/anYme) - Unofficial Anime App for MyAnimeList.
- [AppCake](http://anonym.es/?https://www.appcake.net/) - AppCake is also known as AC Market and provides free apks.
- [apk4free](http://anonym.es/?https://apk4free.net/) - Android apk mirrors and patches.
- [APK Mania](http://anonym.es/?https://apkmaniafull.com) - (needs adblocker) - Apps, Games, Themes, Wallpapers & Widgets.
- [APKDot](http://anonym.es/?https://apkdot.com/) - APKMirror clone website.
- [Apkmos](http://anonym.es/?https://apkmos.com/) - The Best App Store For Download Android Apps, Android Games, Android Themes, Android Wallpapers And Much More For Your Android Smartphone.
- [Baltagy's Website](http://anonym.es/?https://baltagy1.blogspot.com/) - Apps, Mods, RePacks and portable releases.
- [Blokada](http://anonym.es/?https://blokada.org) - Blokada is a compact app that transparently blocks unwanted content like ads, tracking, malware and other annoyances.
- [Cygery AdSkip for YouTube](http://anonym.es/?https://labs.xda-developers.com/store/app/com.cygery.adskip.xda) - Automatically click on the "Skip ad" button in the YouTube™ app when it appears.
- [FilePursuit Pro](http://anonym.es/?https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.filepursuit.filepursuitpro) - FilePursuit provides a very powerful file indexing and search service allowing you to find a file among millions of files located on web servers.
- [Haxoff](http://anonym.es/?https://haxoff.net/) - Haxoff provides cracked games & Android APK's.
- [HiAppHere](http://anonym.es/?https://www.hiapphere.com/app/index/index?sort=update)
- [MyJDownloader](http://anonym.es/?https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.appwork.myjdandroid&hl=en_US) - enables you to remote control your desktop JDownloader from your pocket while you're on the go.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [nzb360](http://nzb360.com/) - (insecure) - nzb360 is a full-featured NZB manager that focuses on providing the best experience possible for controlling all of your usenet needs.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Ombi](http://anonym.es/?https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tidusjar.Ombi) - Companion app for Ombi to request Plex content
- [Perfect Player](http://anonym.es/?https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.niklabs.pp) - Perfect Player is set-top box style IPTV/Media player for watching videos on TVs, tablets and smartphones.
- [Platin Mods](http://anonym.es/?https://platinmods.com/) - As the name says, provides several mods for apks's & games.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [ProSmart](http://prosmart.by/) - (insecure) - ProSmart is a russian site which provides several apks, mods and games.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Release-APK](http://anonym.es/?https://release-apk.com/) - Balatan's APK page.
- [Tachiyomi](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/inorichi/tachiyomi) - Tachiyomi is a free and open source manga reader for Android.
- [Tautulli Remote](http://anonym.es/?https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.williamcomartin.plexpyremote) - Mobile version of Tautilli for monitoring Plex on the go
- [Trashbox](http://anonym.es/?https://trashbox.ru/) - Trashbox is the russian Mobilism.
- [YMusic](http://anonym.es/?https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-youtube-music-sound-stream-youtubes-t3399722) - YouTube Music Player & Downloader
Android section updated
2019-01-15 22:28:05 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Added several new websites, removed the ones which are offline Offline: - The ultimate guide to nintendo 3ds piracy - Removed all kissanime fake websites - Spotify Megathread (reddit removed it) New: - ovagames - s.MailPro - Free GOG PC Games - Piracy and automation, an overview Guide by /u/JukeCity101 Changed: - Fixed piravcy telegram group link
2019-09-09 11:56:21 +00:00
### XPosed & Magisk
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Magisk](http://anonym.es/?https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445) - Root & Universal Systemless Interface.
- [Systemless Xposed For SDK 27 (Android 8.1)](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/Magisk-Modules-Repo/xposed_27) - Magisk Xposed version (needs Magsik).
- [VirtualXposed](http://anonym.es/?https://virtualxposed.com/) - Xposed version for non-rooted devices.
Mobile Patcher added LuckyPatcher + Jasi Patcher
2019-04-03 09:15:04 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Bunch of updates, cleanups and more websites added
2019-04-06 05:28:04 +00:00
### Android License Verification Patcher
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [LuckyPatcher](http://anonym.es/?https://www.luckypatchers.com/download/) - Patch applications, remove ads and install a modded Google Play Store to bypass Google's license verification.
- [Jasi Patcher (also known as Uret Patcher)](http://anonym.es/?https://jaspreetsingh.store/jasi-patcher/) + [[ToolKit](http://anonym.es/?https://jaspreetsingh.store/index.php/jasi-toolkit/)] - Patching tool for android intended to bypass restrictions in the apps & games, it includes custom patches, support patches, universal patches, offline emulation, spoof, hooks, tools and utilities.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
### Streaming Apps
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [99kubo](http://www.99kubo.tv) - (Ads) - (insecure) - 99Kubo is a paradise for movie buffs,couch potatoes & social networkers.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [AniméGlare](http://anonym.es/?https://animeglare.xyz/) - (Ads) - lets you stream any anime for free.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [AniméVibe](http://animevibe.tv/) - (insecure) - Watch Anime Online Free HD both Subbed and Dubbed on AnimeVibe without Advertisements!
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [AOS TV](http://anonym.es/?https://aostv.app/) - Watch More than 1000+ Live TV Channels free on your Android Phone from across the world.
- [ApolloTV](http://anonym.es/?https://apollotv.xyz/) - Open-source aggregator for various online video content.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [BeeTV](http://beetvapk.me/) - (Ads) - (insecure) - Watch movies & tv shows for free on Android device, Amazon Fire Stick, Fire TV, Nvidia Shield, etc.
- [CKayTV](http://ckaytv.com/) - (Ads) - (insecure) - Allows you to stream free videos from across the web directly on your Android and Firestick devices.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [CinemaHD](http://anonym.es/?https://cinemaapk.com/) - (Ads) - FireTV Stick, Nvidia Shield, support Real-Debird, external players, Trakt.tv, series Guide.
- [Cinema](http://anonym.es/?https://forum.mobilism.org/viewtopic.php?t=2786441) - A lot of Movies & TV/Shows to watch and download.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [DreamTV (Terrarium Clone) - (now called Redline)](http://dream-tv.xyz/) - (insecure) - Needs invite - Download various Movies.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Exousia](http://anonym.es/?https://exousia.app) - Watch Live Tv & Movies, Sports.
- [Fildo](http://anonym.es/?https://fildo.net/android/en/) - Yet another Music streaming app.
- [Filmix](http://anonym.es/?https://filmix.site) - Watch movies and TV shows using AndroidTV or mobile devices.
- [Glaz TV](http://anonym.es/?https://www.glaz.tv/) - (RU) - Online TV for Android devices.
- [Kokotime](http://anonym.es/?https://www.kokotime.tv/) - Kokotime is an addon-based, simple, free and elegantly designed app that will let you watch all your favorite media content in a unique and elegant user friendly design.
- [KrakenTV](http://anonym.es/?https://krakentv.app/download/) - Watch dozens of different TV channels from the comfort of your Android device.
- [Liveflix](http://anonym.es/?https://store.ioob.pw/) - The app allows to watch your favorite channels easily, with a very simple UI.
- [Mega Shows](http://anonym.es/?https://megashowsapk.com/) - Watch & Download your favorite movies and TV shows.
- [Mobdro](http://anonym.es/?https://forum.mobilism.org/viewtopic.php?f=429&t=2720792&hilit=mobdro) - Mobdro constantly searches the web for the best free video streams and brings them to your device.
- [Orion TV](http://anonym.es/?https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=rs.maketv.oriontv) - (SH) - Allows you to watch live TV channels and recorded selected shows (72h Catch-up TV).
- [PhoenixTV](http://anonym.es/?https://www.phoenixtv-distribution.com/) - Morpheus Fork
- [RevTV](http://anonym.es/?https://lotstv.com/) - (es-ES) - Live TV, Movies, TV Shows in Spanish
- [TVPato2](http://anonym.es/?https://tvpato2.com/) - (es-ES) - Spanish Live TV App.
- [TVZion](http://anonym.es/?https://tvzionapp.live/) - + [Reddit](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/TVZionApp/)
- [TeaTV](http://anonym.es/?https://teatv.net/) - App for Android, Windows, and macOS for watching 1080p movies and TV shows for free.
- [UnlockMyTV (Cinema Clone AdFree)](http://anonym.es/?https://unlockmytv.com/)
TVPato2 added Spanish LiveTV app.
2019-02-27 12:40:10 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Big Media Libraries added
2018-11-26 13:52:35 +00:00
### Big Media Libraries
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [/r/BestOfStreamingVideo](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/BestOfStreamingVideo/) - Reddit, random streaming sites.
- [/r/MovieStreamingSites](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/MovieStreamingSites/) - Reddit, random streaming sites.
- [123Movies.ooo](http://anonym.es/?https://123movies.ooo/) - Watch & stream full HD movies & TV series online for free.
- [2TwoMovies](http://anonym.es/?https://two-movies.net/) - Watch Free Movies Online. TwoMovies is a free online video service that offers large collection of full length movies.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [5Movies](http://5movies.to/) - (insecure) - Watch FULL HD Quality 1080/720p movies and latest tv series online for free, download the latest movies without registration at all.
- [8Putlocker](http://www1.8putlocker.com/) - (insecure) - Watch Movies HD Online for Free, you can watch all movies here. All TV Series, Asian Dramas, Anime & Cartoons.
- [Afdah](http://afdah.to/) - (insecure) - Afdah is a web scraper coded to crawl and index online movie sites.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [BS.to](http://anonym.es/?https://bs.to/) - (GER) - (insecure) - German Video-on-Demand-Website for TV-Shows, Cartoons & Movies.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [CafeHulu](http://cafehulu.com/) - (insecure) - Best Place To Watch FREE Tv Series And Cartoons.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [EZTV (EZTV.AG)](http://anonym.es/?https://eztv.io/) - Well known group for movies and series.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [filechef](http://filechef.com/) - (insecure) - Search Direct Downloads
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [FreeMoviez](http://anonym.es/?https://freemoviesz.online/) - Watch free movies online.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [Los-Movies](http://los-movies.com/) - (insecure) - You can stream High Quality movies and cinema films without any redirection.
- [M4UFree.TV](http://m4ufree.tv/) - (insecure) - Unique design, HD server with backup and additional hosts
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Movie4k](http://anonym.es/?https://movie4k.io/) - Huge Movie/TV Library
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [Primewire](http://www.primewire.is/) - (insecure) - Free Movies! Wow!
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Putlocker.onl](http://anonym.es/?https://www3.putlocker.onl/) - Watch movies and TV Series for free, watch series full episodes online free with HD quality on Putlocker.
- [Putlockerfreely](http://anonym.es/?https://putlockerfreely.online/) - Watch your favorite movies online free on Putlocker. Discover thousands of latest movies online.
- [Putlockeri](http://anonym.es/?https://putlockeri.club/) - Watch your favorite movies online free on Putlocker.
- [Putlockertv](http://anonym.es/?https://www3.putlocker.onl/) - Watch movies and TV Series for free, watch series full episodes online free with HD quality on Putlocker.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [Sharemovies](http://sharemovies.net/) - (insecure) - Watch Movies in Theatre, Anime & Cartoons and TV Series in HD 1080.
- [Sockshare](http://sockshare.ac/) - (insecure) - Huge Movie/TV Library
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [SolarMovieHD](http://anonym.es/?https://solarmoviehd.to/) - Watch Movies Online and Watch Tv-Series online On Solarmovie without Registration.
- [Solarmovies](http://anonym.es/?https://solamovies.cc/) - SolarMovie claims to be the biggest Library of free movies and tv shows.
- [Streaming Multireddit](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/user/nbatman/m/streaming/) - Reddit, random streaming sites.
- [TORRENTDOWNLOADS](http://anonym.es/?https://www.torrentdownloads.me/) - It’s a no-nonsense index that provides torrents to millions of users each month.
- [Viooz](http://anonym.es/?https://vioozgo.org/) - (RU) - Discover thousands of movies, watch your favorite movies online for free on VZM, Viooz.
Small additions
2019-02-08 06:48:42 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Music-, Usenet forums updated Captain Boomerang was here.
2019-09-14 21:28:30 +00:00
### Navigation Software
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [China Rns](http://anonym.es/?https://www.china-rns.com/forum) - (Ger/EN) - German/English forum around navigation software & updates.
- [Digital Eliteboard](http://anonym.es/?https://www.digital-eliteboard.com/forums) - (Ger) - Help forum around various topics and provides some tutorials.
Music-, Usenet forums updated Captain Boomerang was here.
2019-09-14 21:28:30 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
TV & Sports Streaming section added
2018-11-26 14:00:38 +00:00
### TV & Sports Streaming
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [All The Best Fights](http://anonym.es/?https://www.allthebestfights.com/)
- [Arconaitv](http://anonym.es/?https://www.arconaitv.us/)
- [Couch Tuner](http://anonym.es/?https://www.couchtuner.cloud/)
- [CrickFRee](http://anonym.es/?https://crickfree.org/)
- [First Row Sports](http://anonym.es/?https://firstsrowsports.tv/)
- [MamaHD](http://anonym.es/?https://www.mamahd.org/)
- [MMA Core](http://anonym.es/?https://www.mma-core.com/videos)
- [MMA Versus](http://anonym.es/?https://mmaversus.com/)
- [More Live Sports Sites](http://anonym.es/?https://www.tipsformobile.com/top10-free-sports-streaming-websites-to-watch-sports-online/)
- [ProjectFreeTV](http://anonym.es/?https://www8.project-free-tv.ag/)
- [r/MMAFights](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/mmafights/)
- [Send It](http://anonym.es/?https://sendit.gg/)
- [SeriesFree](http://anonym.es/?https://seriesfree.to/)
- [SeriesTop](http://anonym.es/?https://www.seriestop.net/index.php)
- [StreamAll](http://anonym.es/?https://stream.allsprk.tv/#3)
- [TVZion](http://anonym.es/?https://www.nicetvzion.pro/)
- [VipBox](http://anonym.es/?https://www.vipbox.live/)
TV & Sports Streaming section added
2018-11-26 14:00:38 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
1080p + 720p section added
2018-11-26 13:46:56 +00:00
### 720p Streaming
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [123GoMovies](http://anonym.es/?https://123gomovies.net/)
- [123Moviesuk](http://anonym.es/?https://www.123moviesuk.to/)
- [123NetflixPro](http://anonym.es/?https://www2.123netflix.pro/)
- [1movies](http://anonym.es/?https://www1.1movies.is/)
- [bmovies](http://bmovies.to/) - (insecure) + ([Mirror](http://anonym.es/?https://bmovies.life/bmovies.is)) + [Mirror](http://anonym.es/?https://bmovies.se/))
- [CafeMovie](http://anonym.es/?https://cafemovie.live/)
- [ddlhub](http://anonym.es/?https://ddlhub.xyz/)
- [Fmovies](http://anonym.es/?https://fmovie.info/fmovies.is) + ([Mirror](http://anonym.es/?https://fmovie.info/fmovies.se)) + ([Mirror](http://anonym.es/?https://www6.fmovies.to/))
- [flixtor.to](http://anonym.es/?https://flixtor.to/)
- [Flixtor](http://anonym.es/?https://flixtor.to/)
- [Full YouTube Movies](http://anonym.es/?https://bestonlinestreamingsite.blogspot.com/2017/10/youtube-movies-to-watch-full-lenght.html) -
- [GOMovieshub](http://anonym.es/?https://www.gomovieshub.se/)
- [HackIMDb](http://anonym.es/?https://hackimdb.com/)
- [HDeuropix](http://anonym.es/?https://hdeuropix.io/)
- [HDVix](http://anonym.es/?https://hdvix.com/)
- [ILoveToWatch](http://anonym.es/?https://ilovetowatch.online/)
- [IWannaWatch](http://anonym.es/?https://www.iwannawatch.is/)
- [Khaanflix](http://anonym.es/?https://khaanflix.com/)
- [MegaDDL](http://anonym.es/?https://megaddl.co) - Various movies via Mega, 1Fitcher, Openload and other file-hoster.
- [MovieGlide](http://anonym.es/?https://www.movieglide.com/)
- [Movies24](http://anonym.es/?https://movies24.top/)
- [MovieZion](http://anonym.es/?https://www.nicemoviezion.pro/)
- [Niter](http://anonym.es/?https://niter-movies.com/)
- [pahe.in](http://anonym.es/?https://pahe.in/) - Streams via Uptostream, Google Drive, Openload or Mega.
- [ProSpice](http://anonym.es/?https://prospice.surge.sh/)
- [Solarmoviez](http://anonym.es/?https://solarmoviez.ru/)
- [StreamDreams](http://anonym.es/?https://streamdreams.org/)
- [TimeToWatch](http://anonym.es/?https://www.timetowatch.video/)
- [TFPDL](http://anonym.es/?https://www.tfp.is/recent)
- [Tubi](http://anonym.es/?https://tubitv.com/home)
- [TVMovies](http://anonym.es/?https://tvmovies.to/)
- [ULMovies](http://anonym.es/?https://ulmovies.com/)
- [VidCloud](http://anonym.es/?https://vidcloud.icu/)
- [WatchFree.ac](http://anonym.es/?https://www3.watchfree.ac/watchfree.html)
- [Watchfree.at](http://anonym.es/?https://watchfree.at/watchfree.html)
- [Watchfree.movie](http://anonym.es/?https://www1.watchfree.movie/)
- [WatchOnline.al](http://anonym.es/?https://watchonline.al/)
- [XMovies8](http://anonym.es/?https://xmovies8.ru/)
- [Yes! Movies](http://anonym.es/?https://yesmovies.to/)
- [YesMovies.fun](http://anonym.es/?https://yesmovies.fun/)
- [ZMovies](http://anonym.es/?https://zmovies.top/)
1080p + 720p section added
2018-11-26 13:46:56 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
1080p + 720p section added
2018-11-26 13:46:56 +00:00
### 1080p Streaming
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [CineBloom](http://anonym.es/?https://www2.cinebloom.com/)
- [Crackle](http://anonym.es/?https://www.sonycrackle.com/out-of-region.html)
- [Cyberflix](http://anonym.es/?https://cyberflix.me/) - (Android) - Claims to be 100% free from virus and malware. Direct Download Links are avbl.
- [crawler](http://anonym.es/?https://crawler.to/)
- [Daxiv](http://anonym.es/?https://daxiv.com/)
- [Filmxy](http://anonym.es/?https://www.filmxy.one/)
- [HD Europix](http://anonym.es/?https://europixhd.net/) + [Mirror](http://anonym.es/?https://topeuropix.net/)
- [HD Multireddit](http://anonym.es/?https://old.reddit.com/user/nbatman/m/streaming2/) - 1080p Openload, Google Video & Vimeo,..
- [Kodi](http://anonym.es/?https://kodi.tv/) - + ([Setup guide](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/Addons4Kodi/comments/93porc/requests_recommendations_basics_august_2018/e3f6i12/))
- [LeonFlix](http://anonym.es/?https://leonflix.net/)
- [MovieJagg](http://anonym.es/?https://www.coolmoviejagg.pro/)
- [MovieStreams](http://anonym.es/?https://moviestreams.org/)
- [OneMov](http://anonym.es/?https://onemov.net/)
- [OnMovies](http://anonym.es/?https://onmovies.to/)
- [TeaTV](http://anonym.es/?https://teatv.net/download/)
- [TopEuroPix](http://anonym.es/?https://topeuropix.net/)
- [UWatchfree](http://anonym.es/?https://www.uwatchfree.tv/)
- [Videospider](http://anonym.es/?https://videospider.in/)
- [Vmovee](http://anonym.es/?https://vmovee.ws/)
- [Ymovies](http://anonym.es/?https://ymovies.tv/)
1080p + 720p section added
2018-11-26 13:46:56 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
DDL Link Sites section updated
2019-04-04 10:21:43 +00:00
### Wrestling & MMA
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [Fight-BB](http://fight-bb.com/) - (insecure)
- [MMA Releaselog](http://mma-releaselog.com/) - (insecure)
- [WWE-TV](http://www.wwe-tv.com/) - (Ger) - (insecure)
DDL Link Sites section updated
2019-04-04 10:21:43 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Cleanups
2019-04-04 08:38:44 +00:00
### Torrent Apps (Android/iOS)
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [/r/moddedandroidapps](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/moddedandroidapps) - User modified Android App(s).
- [aTorrent](http://anonym.es/?https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mobilityflow.torrent) - Another popular torrent client for Android.
- [BiglyBT](http://anonym.es/?https://f-droid.org/packages/com.biglybt.android.client/) - Free, open source torrent client for Android phone, tablet, Chromebook, & Android TV
- [Flud](http://anonym.es/?https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.delphicoder.flud&hl=en) - Flud is a simple and beautiful BitTorrent client for Android.
- [LibreTorrent](http://anonym.es/?https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.proninyaroslav.libretorrent/) - LibreTorrent is a Free as in Freedom torrent client for Android 4+, based on libtorrent.
- [Transdrone](http://anonym.es/?https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.transdroid.lite) - Transdrone allows you to manage the torrents you run on your home server or seedbox.
- [Trireme for Deluge](http://anonym.es/?https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.deluge.trireme/) - A Deluge thin client for Android. Written in Flutter.
- [Vuze](http://anonym.es/?https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vuze.torrent.downloader) - Lightweight & powerful BitTorrent app.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Added several new websites, removed the ones which are offline Offline: - The ultimate guide to nintendo 3ds piracy - Removed all kissanime fake websites - Spotify Megathread (reddit removed it) New: - ovagames - s.MailPro - Free GOG PC Games - Piracy and automation, an overview Guide by /u/JukeCity101 Changed: - Fixed piravcy telegram group link
2019-09-09 11:56:21 +00:00
## Discord Client alternatives (without logging/telemetry)
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Ripcord](http://anonym.es/?https://cancel.fm/ripcord/) - A closed source no tracking or analytics Discord client (without electron framework part).
Discord Clients section added
2019-04-29 18:13:15 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
More discord servers added
2019-03-18 11:39:52 +00:00
## Discord Servers
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [/f/MEGAlinks (Snahp)](http://anonym.es/?https://discordapp.com/invite/xk7HEE3) - Official /f/MEGAlinks Discord server.
- [/hbg/ Homebrew General](http://anonym.es/?https://discord.io/homebrew) A Discord server that shares _newer_ Nintendo Switch Games.
- [r/PkgLinks](http://anonym.es/?https://discord.io/PkgLinks) - Reddup game sharing Discord Server.
- [/r/soccerstreams](http://anonym.es/?https://discord.gg/geyTtth) - Official Discord server for the recently-killed /r/soccerstreams subreddit.
- [9YearOldPirates](http://anonym.es/?https://discord.gg/3YCF8u) - Official Discord server for the 9YearOldPirates relaese group.
- [AniméGlare](http://anonym.es/?https://discordapp.com/invite/RMjHm4F1) - Official AniméGlare Discord channel.
- [AniméVibe](http://anonym.es/?https://discordapp.com/invite/4QGvkw8) - Official AniméVibe Discord channel.
- [APK'S 2 Day](http://anonym.es/?https://discord.gg/2qWqzN8) - This is a discord server that acts as a hub for numerous streaming apps.
- [ApolloTV](http://anonym.es/?https://discordapp.com/invite/DT9SgYE) - The official ApolloTV Discord server.
- [DoujinStyle](http://anonym.es/?https://discord.gg/z2QDFdA) - Discord server with Doujin related materials. Things such as Japanese doujin music & games.
- [DreamTV](http://anonym.es/?https://discordapp.com/invite/FQkQz6g) - A Discord server for the official DreamTV Android app.
- [legal acquisition club](http://anonym.es/?https://discordapp.com/invite/UmWJVvH) - A piracy server to discuss and share movies, tv and apps.
- [Morph TV (Morpheus Fork)](http://anonym.es/?https://discordapp.com/invite/gVxP2Gq) - Morph TV (Morpheus Fork) official Discord channel.
- [piratesonline](http://anonym.es/?https://discord.me/piratesonline) - Official piratesonline.us Discord Server.
- [PlayStation Homebrew](http://anonym.es/?https://discord.gg/JJnvEN8) - Home of /r/ps3homebrew and /r/ps4homebrew.
- [The Eye](http://anonym.es/?https://discordapp.com/invite/py3kX3Z) - Official Discord server for the-eye.eu
- [The Ratio](http://anonym.es/?https://discordapp.com/invite/wab3Qag) - A community of seedbox enthusiasts. Buying advice, application setup, and automation help.
- [WarezNX](http://anonym.es/?https://discord.gg/d6xxuPq) - Nintendo Switch Warez community server.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Discord Tutorials section added
2019-03-18 11:42:00 +00:00
nulled.cc added minor changes
2019-01-07 07:30:48 +00:00
## IPTV + DVR
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [/r/IPTV](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/IPTV) - Subreddit some may find helpful for gauging the current state of IPTV providers.
- [/r/iptvresellers](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/IPTVresellers) - Promotions and advertisements from IPTV providers.
- [/r/IPTVReviews](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/IPTVreviews) - Reviews of IPTV service providers.
- [2019 Oscar DVD Screeners](http://anonym.es/?https://whereyouwatch.com/articles/here-are-the-2019-oscar-dvd-screeners/) - List of DVD screeners for 2019's Oscars.
- [Academy Awards 2019 Screeners Megathread](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/Piracy/comments/aaqc0b/academy_awards_2019_screeners_megathread/) - Post by /u/idoideas listing all available DVDSCR releases for 2019.
- [allsprk.tv](http://anonym.es/?https://stream.allsprk.tv) - Channel-hoppable live streaming site with a chat room.
- [antennas](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/TheJF/antennas) - HDHomeRun emulator for Plex DVR to connect to Tvheadend.
- [IPTV Community](http://anonym.es/?https://iptv.community/) - Technology and IPTV discussion website, useful for finding an IPTV provider/reseller.
- [IPTV Providers list](http://anonym.es/?https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ehpk3OCkqj4QgF71v410avGpGC5bQ_lOLl5ppRb3Q9s/edit) - A recently created list of 40+ IPTV providers with notes.
- [MythTV](http://anonym.es/?https://www.mythtv.org/) - Free Open Source software digital video recorder.
- [Piracy and automation, an overview Guide by /u/JukeCity101](http://anonym.es/?https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TwUrRj982WlWUhrxvMadq6gdH0mPW0CGtHsTOFWprCo/edit)
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [STBEmulator](http://rocketstreams.tv/stbemu) - (insecure) - Popular Android app for using IPTV streams with EPG.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [telly](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/tellytv/telly) - IPTV proxy for Plex Live written in Golang.
- [tvheadend](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/tvheadend/tvheadend) - Tvheadend is a TV streaming server for Linux supporting DVB-S, DVB-S2, DVB-C, DVB-T, ATSC, IPTV,SAT>IP and other formats through the unix pipe as input sources.
- [UlstreaMix](http://anonym.es/?https://ssl.ustreamix.com/) - Live TV streaming site, predominantly sports.
- [xTeVe](http://anonym.es/?https://xteve.de/) - M3U Proxy for Plex DVR.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [Xtream Editor](http://www.xtream-editor.com/) - (insecure) - Xtream Editor allow you to create, edit and sort m3u playlists online.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
### Acestreams
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [aceproxy](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/ValdikSS/aceproxy) - Ace Stream HTTP Proxy. (abandonware)
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [acestream.org](http://acestream.org/) - (insecure) - Ace Stream is a peer-to-peer streaming application that lets you stream live sports and other content
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [AceStreamSearch](http://anonym.es/?https://acestreamsearch.com/en/) - Ace Stream Broadcasts Search
- [FireDrop](http://anonym.es/?https://firedrop.com/) - 100GB free cloud storage.
- [iktason/aceproxy](http://anonym.es/?https://hub.docker.com/r/ikatson/aceproxy/) - A docker image to run aceengine + aceproxy, e.g. to watch Torrent-TV.ru.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
## IRC
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [autodl-irssi](http://anonym.es/?https://autodl-community.github.io/autodl-irssi/) - autodl-irssi is a plugin for irssi that monitors IRC announce channels for torrent trackers and downloads torrent files based on user-defined filters.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [XDCC Tutorial](http://theloadguru.com/xdcc-irc-beginners-guide/) - (insecure) - XDCC Downloading For Beginners: Do It Like A Pro!
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [XDCC](http://anonym.es/?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XDCC) - XDCC (Xabi DCC or eXtended DCC) - is a computer file sharing method which uses the Internet Relay Chat (IRC) - network as a host service.
- [ZNC](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/znc/znc) - An advanced IRC bouncer.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
### IRC Networks
ZOMBIE-WAREZ irc channel added
2019-04-09 12:09:50 +00:00
- _Beast-XDCC_ `irc://irc.abjects.net/BEAST-XDCC` - One more XDCC source.
- _irc.irchighway.net/ebooks_ `irc://irc.irchighway.net/ebooks` - A nice, friendly irc channel for trading ebooks.
Small corrections
2019-03-28 05:46:59 +00:00
- _irc.undernet.org/bookz_ `irc://irc.undernet.org/bookz` - For downloading ebooks (use `@search <book name>` for a list of available ebooks)
ZOMBIE-WAREZ irc channel added
2019-04-09 12:09:50 +00:00
- _irc://irc.abandoned-irc.net/#ZOMBIE-WAREZ_ `irc://irc.abandoned-irc.net/#ZOMBIE-WAREZ` - Zombie Warez channel for various software.
Small corrections
2019-03-28 05:46:59 +00:00
- _Moviegods_ `irc://irc.abjects.net/MOVIEGODS` - XDCC file sharing network, join #mg-chat to continue downloading
- _The Source_ `irc://irc.scenep2p.net/THE.SOURCE` - Another XDCC source
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [irc.p2p-network.net](http://anonym.es/?https://p2p-network.net/) - P2P file sharing network
- [Orpheus](http://anonym.es/?https://orpheus.network/) - Formerly known as Apollo
- [p2p-network.net channel list](http://anonym.es/?https://search.mibbit.com/channels/p2p-network) - List of all channels on the p2p-network.net IRC network.
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
### IRC Search Engines
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [ixIRC](http://anonym.es/?https://ixirc.com/) - ixIRC lets you search through 17 IRC networks, 32 channels, and over 189915 user supplied XDCC packs.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [SunXDCC](http://sunxdcc.com/) - (insecure) - Another XDCC file search engine
- [xdcc.eu](http://www.xdcc.eu/) - (insecure) - XDCC search engine indexing packets from a large number of networks
- [xWeasel](http://xweasel.org) - (insecure) - xWeasel is a free stand-alone Download Client based on IRC technology including a multifunctional XDCC Search Engine.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
## DC++
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [AirDC++](http://anonym.es/?https://www.airdcpp.net/) - Windows GUI and Linux Web DC++ client in active development, with ADC, IPv6 and DHT support.
- [DC++](http://anonym.es/?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DC%2B%2B) - Wikipedia page describing DC++
- [Direct Connect (protocol)](http://anonym.es/?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Direct_Connect_(protocol)) - Wikipedia page describing Direct Connect.
- [EiskaltDC++](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/eiskaltdcpp/eiskaltdcpp) - Windows/Linux/macOS DC++ client, with ADC and DHT support
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [FlylinkDC++](http://www.flylinkdc.com/) - (insecure) - Windows DC++ and BitTorrent client in active development, with ADC and DHT support.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Linux DC++](http://anonym.es/?https://launchpad.net/linuxdcpp) - Easy to configure and use DC++ client
- [LinuxDC++](http://anonym.es/?https://launchpad.net/linuxdcpp) - Utilizing the latest DC++ core, LinuxDC++ offers similar functionality to the Windows client like segmented downloading, TTH based file integrity, etc. with a GTK+ user interface.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
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- [Tankafett](http://tankafett.biz/?do=hublist) - (insecure) - List of public DC++ hubs, previously known as hublist.org and TheHubList.com.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
## Full Movies On
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [/r/1080pMoviesOnline](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/1080pMoviesOnline)
- [/r/BestOfStreamingVideo](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/BestOfStreamingVideo)
- [/r/fullcartoonsonyoutube](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/fullcartoonsonyoutube/)
- [/r/FullLengthFilms](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/FullLengthFilms/)
- [/r/FullMovieonViooz](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/FullMovieonViooz)
- [/r/fullmovierequest](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/fullmovierequest/)
- [/r/FullMoviesDailyMotion](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/FullMoviesDailyMotion)
- [/r/fullmoviesongoogle](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/fullmoviesongoogle/)
- [/r/fullmoviesonopenload](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/fullmoviesonopenload)
- [/r/Fullmoviesonvimeo](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/Fullmoviesonvimeo/)
- [/r/fullmoviesonyoutube](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/fullmoviesonyoutube/)
- [/r/fulltvshowsonvimeo](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/fulltvshowsonvimeo/)
- [/r/fulltvshowsonyoutube](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/fulltvshowsonyoutube/)
- [fullmoviesandtv multireddit](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/user/Wiggly_Poop/m/fullmoviesandtv/) - All of the above subreddits as a multireddit
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Several changes
2018-12-01 07:24:30 +00:00
## Full TV Shows On
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [/r/freefolk](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/freefolk) - Streams for new episodes of Game of Thrones.
- [/r/ProshotMusicals](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/ProShotMusicals) - Subreddit for all those theatre obsessed people who want proshots instead of bootlegs to be seen.
- [castnow](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/xat/castnow) - Castnow is a command-line utility that can be used to play back media files on your Chromecast device.
- [How To Get Everything On Netflix](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/NetflixViaVPN/comments/4z5fiq/how_to_get_everything_on_netflix_not_only_the_us/d6t00gv) - Posted by /u/huldre99.
- [iNFekt](http://anonym.es/?https://infekt.ws/) - A text viewer application that has been carefully designed around its main task: viewing and presenting NFO files.
- [SceneLinkList](http://anonym.es/?https://www.scenelinklist.com/) - SceneLinkList is a project initiated to display and share as many scene and warez links as possible.
- [TheTrove](http://anonym.es/?https://thetrove.net/) - The Trove is a non-profit website dedicated to content archival and long-term preservation of RPGs.
Several changes
2018-12-01 07:24:30 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
## Content Discovery
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [2160p BluRay Remux List](http://anonym.es/?https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qU8E0JT9JQk_BaBCxZS79tn7YmUyY4XBEpHPm3j16jI/edit#gid=1007191598) - Complete list of all available 2160p remuxes.
- [Flox](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/devfake/flox) - Flox is a self-hosted movie, series and nime watch list.
- [IMDb](http://anonym.es/?https://www.imdb.com/) - Find movies, TV shows, celebrities, and more.
- [JustWatch](http://anonym.es/?https://www.justwatch.com/) - On JustWatch you are able to find out where to watch your favorite movies & TV series
- [Letterboxd](http://anonym.es/?https://letterboxd.com/) - Your life in film, the social network for film lovers.
- [MetaCritic](http://anonym.es/?https://www.metacritic.com) - website that aggregates reviews of media products: music albums, video games, films, TV shows, and formerly, books.
- [Movieo](http://anonym.es/?https://movieo.me/) - Discover, organize and track over 250,000 movies.
- [nulled.cc](http://anonym.es/?https://www.nulled.cc/) - Warez Scripts and a forum for additional piracy related resources.
- [popular-movies](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/sjlu/popular-movies) - Tries to create a list of popular movies based on a series of heuristics
- [SIMKL](http://anonym.es/?https://simkl.org/?gi=f7bbecee5cd0) - Similar like traktv but offers a Chrome app for Netflix.
- [Squawkr.io](http://anonym.es/?https://www.squawkr.io/) - Sends you a notifications when movies are available for download.
- [Trakt.tv](http://anonym.es/?https://trakt.tv/) - A platform that does many things, but primarily keeps track of TV shows and movies you watch.
- [TVmaze](http://anonym.es/?https://www.tvmaze.com/) - TVmaze is a community of TV lovers and dedicated contributors that discuss and help maintain TV information on the web.
- [What is my movie?](http://anonym.es/?https://www.whatismymovie.com/) - AI-powered movie search. "Use your own words, or search with titles, actors, directors, genres etc. We find movies for you to watch."
- [WhereYouWatch](http://anonym.es/?https://whereyouwatch.com/latest-reports/) - Follow upcoming movies and receive email alerts when they are out online as a download or stream – pirated or via retail.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Cleanups
2019-04-04 08:38:44 +00:00
## HTCP
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Anonmasky](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/Anonmasky/anonmasky.github.io) - Anonmasky is a beautiful startpage for geeks out there. Clone of weboas.is.
- [Heimdall](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/linuxserver/Heimdall) - An Application dashboard and launcher
- [HTPC-Manager](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/Hellowlol/HTPC-Manager) - A fully responsive interface to manage all your favorite software on your Htpc.
- [iDashboard-PHP](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/causefx/iDashboard-PHP) - HTPC Dashboard to load website services, written in PHP (predecessor to Organizr)
- [Logarr](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/Monitorr/logarr) - "Logarr" is a self-hosted, PHP-based, single-page log consolidation tool which formats and displays log files for easy analysis.
- [Monitorr](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/Monitorr/Monitorr) - Self-hosted PHP-based web front platform that displays the status of any webapp or service in real time.
- [Muximux](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/mescon/Muximux) - A lightweight way to manage your HTPC
- [Organizr](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/causefx/Organizr) - HTPC/Homelab Services Organizer - Written in PHP
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [weboas.is](http://weboas.is/) - (insecure) - Another website for pirates.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Small corrections
2019-03-28 05:46:59 +00:00
## Proxy Sites to bypass filters to unblock blocked Websites
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [AvoidCensorship](http://anonym.es/?https://avoidcensorship.org/) - Unblock The Pirate Bay.
- [ByPassed](http://anonym.es/?https://bypassed.wtf/) - ByPassed is an all-in-one solution to unblock censored websites including thepiratebay, kickass, eztv, yts, extratorrent & more.
- [ProxySite.cc](http://anonym.es/?https://proxysite.cc/) + ([Mirror](http://anonym.es/?https://proxysite.site/)) + ([for Videos](http://anonym.es/?https://proxysite.video/)) - Free web proxy site to bypass filters and unblock blocked websites anonymously.
- [Unblocked](http://anonym.es/?https://unblocked-pw.github.io/) - Proxy site for accessing your favourite blocked sites.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Proxies & alternative Protocols/Networks section improved
2019-03-25 16:51:04 +00:00
## Proxies & alternative Protocols/Networks
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [cjdns](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/cjdelisle/cjdns) - Cjdns (Caleb James DeLisle's Network Suite) is a networking protocol and reference implementation, founded on the ideology that networks should be easy to set up
- [Freenet](http://anonym.es/?https://freenetproject.org/) - Freenet is free software which lets you anonymously share files, browse and publish "freesites" (web sites accessible only through Freenet) and chat on forums, without fear of censorship.
- [GnUNet](http://anonym.es/?https://gnunet.org/) - GNUnet is a framework for secure peer-to-peer networking that does not use any centralized or otherwise trusted services
- [Psiphon](http://anonym.es/?https://www.psiphon.ca/) - Run your own server, invite your friends, build a community, provide free and unfiltered Internet access to the world.
- [Scuttlebutt](http://anonym.es/?https://www.scuttlebutt.nz/) - A decent(ralised) secure gossip platform that aims to harmonize four perspectives of life: Environment reflecting Technology reflecting Community reflecting Society.
- [Shadowsocks](http://anonym.es/?https://shadowsocks.org/) - A secure socks5 proxy, designed to protect your Internet traffic.
Proxies section added
2018-11-27 09:03:48 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
## Stream Synchronisation
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [/r/Movie_Club](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/Movie_Club) - Where you can get together with strangers and watch a great movie every week!
- [&chill](http://anonym.es/?https://andchill.tv/) - Watch videos with other people, it acts like a video streaming service.
- [ArconaiTV](http://anonym.es/?https://www.arconaitv.us/) - Another stream sharing platform with a nice UI.
- [CyTube](http://anonym.es/?https://cytu.be/) - Channel-based shared streaming platform for synchronised viewing of YouTube and Google Drive videos
- [Netflix Party](http://anonym.es/?https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/netflix-party/oocalimimngaihdkbihfgmpkcpnmlaoa/related) - Netflix Party is a Chrome extension for watching Netflix remotely with other users.
- [sync](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/calzoneman/sync/) - Node.JS Server and JavaScript/HTML Client for synchronizing online media
- [SyncLounge](http://anonym.es/?https://synclounge.tv/) - Third party tool that allows you to watch Plex in sync with your friends/family, wherever you are.
- [watch2gether](http://anonym.es/?https://www.watch2gether.com/) - Enjoy the internet in sync with your friends. Watch videos, listen to music or go shopping on Watch2Gether.
First Draft
2018-11-26 13:18:12 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
**[`^ back to top ^`](#)**
Several changes
2018-12-01 07:24:30 +00:00
## Secure PasteBin alternatives
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [PrivateBin](http://anonym.es/?https://privatebin.net/) - A minimalist, open source online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data.
- [ZeroBin](http://anonym.es/?https://zerobin.net/) + [Tor Mirror](http://anonym.es/?https://zerobinqmdqd236y.onion) & [source code](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/sebsauvage/ZeroBin)
Several changes
2018-12-01 07:24:30 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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AdGuard Home + PDF Drive added To answer several questions: - Dunno if PDFDrive can be trusted - Yes, AdGuard Home is "better" than PI-Hole (see their Readme.md why)
2019-09-09 19:25:31 +00:00
## DNS based Ad-Blockers
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [AdGuard Home](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdGuardHome) - AdGuard Home is a network-wide software for blocking ads & tracking.
- [Pi-hole](http://anonym.es/?https://pi-hole.net/) - Pi-Hole is a Linux network-level advertisement and internet tracker blocking application which acts as a DNS sinkhole.
Several changes
2018-12-01 07:24:30 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Several changes
2018-12-01 07:24:30 +00:00
## Emby Servers
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [/r/EmbyShares](http://anonym.es/?https://www.reddit.com/r/EmbyShares) - This subreddit is dedicated to the sharing of Emby servers.
Several changes
2018-12-01 07:24:30 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Several changes
2018-12-01 07:24:30 +00:00
## URL Shortener
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Anon.to](http://anonym.es/?https://anon.to/) - URL shortener to de-referer or null-referer your links.
Premium Link Generators section added
2018-11-28 03:10:21 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Premium Link Generators section added
2018-11-28 03:10:21 +00:00
## Premium Link Generators
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [Deepbrid](http://anonym.es/?https://www.deepbrid.com/downloader) - 1,3 GB of premium links, a "pro" version is also avbl. without any download limits.
- [Free Rapidleech](http://anonym.es/?https://freerapidleechlist.blogspot.com/) - Daily updated free premium hoster logins. **Be Warned**: Fake pages are looking similar!
Several changes
2018-12-01 07:24:30 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Hardware Security Token section added Several tutorials added
2018-12-08 11:05:42 +00:00
## Hardware Security Token
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [Adding two factor authentication to KeePass & KeePass2Android](http://anonym.es/?https://nidkil.me/2014/12/10/adding-two-factor-authentication-to-keepass-keepass2android/)
- [Configure YubiKey with Google, LastPass and KeePass](http://anonym.es/?https://www.raymond.cc/blog/setting-up-yubikey-with-lastpass-as-second-factor-authentication/)
- [How to use GPG with YubiKey (bonus: WSL)](http://anonym.es/?https://codingnest.com/how-to-use-gpg-with-yubikey-wsl/)
Reverse Proxy section added
2018-12-16 09:44:34 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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MorphTV Discord link fixed Sofa TV Movie App removed and listed under banned cause it doesn't work, uses strange permissions and collects lots of data to shady servers
2019-05-03 22:43:58 +00:00
## Reverse Proxies
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [bitmitigate.com](http://anonym.es/?https://bitmitigate.com)
- [blazingfast.io](http://anonym.es/?https://blazingfast.io)
- [Cloudflare](http://anonym.es/?https://www.cloudflare.com)
- [ddos-guard.net](http://anonym.es/?https://ddos-guard.net/en)
- [Geniusguard.com](http://anonym.es/?https://www.geniusguard.com)
- [puroxy.org](http://anonym.es/?https://puroxy.org)
- [x4b.net](http://anonym.es/?https://www.x4b.net)
Free graphics added
2019-01-01 23:34:03 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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MorphTV Discord link fixed Sofa TV Movie App removed and listed under banned cause it doesn't work, uses strange permissions and collects lots of data to shady servers
2019-05-03 22:43:58 +00:00
## Free graphics
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [CGPeers](http://anonym.es/?https://www.cgpeers.com) - (needs login) - A big platform for not only graphics.
- [PixelPro.io](http://anonym.es/?https://pixelpro.io/) - Provides free (and paid) graphics for streamers.
SMS section added
2019-01-07 23:01:53 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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SMS section added
2019-01-07 23:01:53 +00:00
## SMS
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [Crypton](http://anonym.es/?https://crypton.sh/) - Secure SMS Cloud service.
- [SMS Privacy](http://anonym.es/?https://smsprivacy.org/) - Send & recieve SMS securely.
Shared Accounts section added Keep in mind that this has it's risk too.
2019-01-07 23:12:05 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Shared Accounts section added Keep in mind that this has it's risk too.
2019-01-07 23:12:05 +00:00
## Shared Accounts
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [/f/SharedAcc](http://anonym.es/?https://raddle.me/) - Share and use account logins to preserve your online privacy.
Detect Fake Torrents section added Solid Torrents service (search engine) added, it's in his own cat. because it's quite unique
2019-01-25 18:58:01 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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DocDownloader added
2019-04-21 17:37:31 +00:00
## Detecting Fake Torrents
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [Hide Fake Torrent on ThePirateBay](http://anonym.es/?https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hide-fake-torrents-on-tpb/fkdhkcpmifehkmadpldbbdadepgplcmo?hl=en) - Browser extension to Hide Fake Torrent on The PirateBay.
- [Solid Torrents](http://anonym.es/?https://solidtorrents.net/) - A torrent index search engine, which checks if the torrent has known "fake" seeders/leechers based on a predefined database.
- [The Pirate Bay Tweaks](http://anonym.es/?https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/27293-the-pirate-bay-tweaks) (based on [this script](http://anonym.es/?https://greasyfork.org/scripts/21980)) - Userscript to detect fake TPB uploaders/torrents.
YouTube Alternatives added
2019-01-29 09:09:42 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Cleanups
2019-04-04 08:38:44 +00:00
## YouTube alternatives
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [DTube](http://anonym.es/?https://d.tube) - D.Tube aims to become an alternative to YouTube that allows you to watch or upload videos on IPFS and share or comment about it on STEEM.
- [Minds](http://anonym.es/?https://www.minds.com) - Minds is a open source and decentralized platform for Internet freedom.
- [PeerTube](http://anonym.es/?https://joinpeertube.org/en/) - A decentralized video hosting network, based on free/libre software.
Several categories updated
2019-01-29 09:25:38 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Several changes Todo updated. several additions, sort the entries + fix some titles + removed tinyurl links
2019-03-19 18:56:22 +00:00
### Telegram Piracy Discussion Channels
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [@bestwarez](http://anonym.es/?https://t.me/bestwarez) - Maybe one of the biggest warez telegram channel.
- [@DeezerMusicBot](http://anonym.es/?https://t.me/DeezerMusicBot) - Music bot which downloads tracks from Deezer.
- [@fullalbums](http://anonym.es/?https://t.me/fullalbums) - Download full Music Albums.
- [@iMediaShare](http://anonym.es/?https://t.me/iMediaShare) - Provides links to Movies, TV shows, apps & and more.
- [@intermedia](http://anonym.es/?https://t.me/intermedia) - Channel for movies.
- [@itorrentsearchbot](http://anonym.es/?https://t.me/itorrentsearchbot) - Searchbot which finds torrent and magnet links on 1337x.to by keyword search
- [@movies_inc](http://anonym.es/?https://t.me/movies_inc) - Another Telegram channel for downloading several movies in different quality.
- [@Moviezworldz](http://anonym.es/?https://t.me/Moviezworldz) - Official Moviezworldz channel.
- [@MusicHuntersBot](http://anonym.es/?https://t.me/MusicHuntersBot) - Another music downloader bot for Telegram.
- [@piracy](http://anonym.es/?https://t.me/joinchat/JSoye0ykWKGZc_jueXqlcg) - A well known telegram group with over 500 pirates.
- [@piratebazaar](http://anonym.es/?https://t.me/piratebazaar) - Telegram Channel which provides warez information, lists & more.
- [@Qualitymovies](http://anonym.es/?https://t.me/Qualitymovies) - Lots of 720p Blu-Ray movie releases.
- [@RickyChristanto Chan](http://anonym.es/?https://t.me/RickyChristanto) - Movie releases channel provides usually stuff from YTS.
- [@SMLoadrCommuntiy](http://anonym.es/?https://t.me/SMLoadrCommunity) - Telegram community for SMLoadr.
- [@UretPatcherByJasi2169](http://anonym.es/?https://t.me/UretPatcherByJasi2169) - The official Uret Android patcher group.
- [@vkmusic_bot](http://anonym.es/?https://t.me/vkmusic_bot) - Find and download pretty much any song (uses vkmusic search engine).
- [@warez](http://anonym.es/?https://t.me/warez) - Yet another warez channel on Telegram.
Social Media section added Random AI generated profile pictures
2019-02-18 15:25:42 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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More cleanups
2019-04-04 08:43:15 +00:00
## VPS Hosting Providers
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [CyberHour](http://anonym.es/?https://www.cyberhour.com/) - Rusian based host provider which allows Warez.
- [Hostkey](http://anonym.es/?https://www.hostkey.com/) - Dedicated Servers & more.
- [KnownSRV.com](http://anonym.es/?https://knownsrv.com/) - They use offshore data centers in Romania, Luxembourg and the Netherlands.
- [NetEngi](http://anonym.es/?https://netengi.com/) - Rent professional web hosting of high quality and cheap price with cPanel.
- [RapidLeechHost.com](http://anonym.es/?https://www.estrowebservices.com/) - RapidLeechHost only allows warez linking on their offshore plans, using servers based in Netherlands.
- [SporeStack](http://anonym.es/?https://sporestack.com/news/#2019-02-27) - Truly Hidden Hosting.
- [Warez Hosting](http://anonym.es/?https://warezhosting.ru/) - Private & Anonymous VPS Hosting!
- [WebCare360](http://anonym.es/?https://webcare360.com/) - Powerful Offshore cpanel shared hosting provider.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [WRZHost.com](http://wrzhost.com/) - (insecure) - WrzHost specializes in allowing warez, and acts as a safe-haven for people wanting to start warez-related projects with anonymity. They offer shared hosting, Linux VPS’s and dedicated servers.
Homework section added
2019-03-05 03:39:53 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Cleanups
2019-04-04 08:38:44 +00:00
## Homework
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
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- [Lit Answers](http://anonym.es/?https://litanswers.org/) - Find homework answers.
- [Slader](http://anonym.es/?https://www.slader.com/) - Find textbooks with answers.
Password cracking section added
2019-03-19 20:28:32 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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DocDownloader added
2019-04-21 17:37:31 +00:00
## Documents Downloaders
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [DocDownloader.com](http://anonym.es/?https://docdownloader.com/) - Scribd, Issuu, Slideshare & Academia downloader.
DocDownloader added
2019-04-21 17:37:31 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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eMail provider list added Cock.li added (free)
2019-05-27 23:52:37 +00:00
## Web Page Testing
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [wptagent](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/WPO-Foundation/wptagent) - Cross-platform WebPageTest agent which supports allmost all current OS.
Small corrections
2019-03-28 05:46:59 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Cleanups
2019-04-04 08:38:44 +00:00
## Alternative Search Engines
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [DavidWon.com](http://davidwon.com/) - (insecure) - An alternative search engine for Reddit, Google etc which comes with pre-defined tags to find some things faster.
- [Mega.nz Search Engine](http://megasearch.co/) - (insecure) - A search engine for Mega.nz files.
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Search Encrypt](http://anonym.es/?https://www.searchencrypt.com/) - The Privacy Based Search Engine.
- [Startpage.com](http://anonym.es/?https://www.startpage.com/) - The world's most private search engine.
- [Jive Search](http://anonym.es/?https://jivesearch.com/) - A search engine that doesn't track you.
Online Video Converters section added
2019-04-08 13:09:49 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Several websites added
2019-04-27 22:58:22 +00:00
## Online Video Converter/Ripper
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [MP3Juices.cc](http://anonym.es/?https://www.mp3juices.cc/) - Free MP3 Downloads.
- [2conv.com](http://anonym.es/?https://2conv.com/) - Convert videos from YouTube in 1 click!
- [Flvto.biz](http://anonym.es/?https://www.flvto.biz) - YouTube Online Converter for Video/Music.
- [Facebook Down](http://anonym.es/?https://www.fbdown.net/) - Facebook Video Downloader.
- [Online Video Converter](http://anonym.es/?https://www.onlinevideoconverter.com/) - Free online video conversion tool.
Insecure websites removed (soft banned) What is a soft ban? - The removed websites with an insecure protocol are now listed under banned.md, however if the webmaster/owner decides to upgrade the website to a secure and better standard then I'm going to re-list them on the Overview page. Why are some pages (which are insecure) marked/tagged with `insecure`? - Some very popular websites are insecure, however they are not been removed for several reasons e.g. popularity, search reasons etc. Website with "beta" https://? Some websites can be reached via HTTPS-Everywhere & Co. to "upgrade" (redirect) the website to https://, however if the website does not naively support HTTPS by default then it's considerable a "beta" redirection which is not been tolerated. No one should be forced to use extensions/scripts/filters to reach a secure website. Welcome to 2019. Minimum website standard? TLS 2.0+. According to several stats pages only <5% of all encrypted pages using an outdated TLS version 1.0/1.1/1.2 etc. So welcome in Russia my friends... Just update your standard. It's not hard, if you can't do it then why should we trust your page/content?! Why does it matter if the website only lists/links to other secure providers e.g. zippyshare (sharehoster) etc.?! The reason is that Warez pages are been actively monitored and indexed, the risk is high that those pages are somehow compromised (XSS, MITM, etc) in order to find out who is going to click on link x or simply to track you down. Wrong assumption (?) I do not support or vouch for any https site here, but in my point of view in 2019 every freak'n page should be at least be in TLS 2.0 (or higher). I doubt every website owner/site or hoster which is not capable of providing a secure website/content, especially if it comes to Warez.
2019-09-17 16:07:58 +00:00
- [Twitter Video Downloader](http://twittervideodownloader.com/error) - (insecure) - Twitter Video Downloader.
Subtitles section added, iOS section updated
2019-04-10 16:25:20 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Subtitles section added, iOS section updated
2019-04-10 16:25:20 +00:00
## Subtitles
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Addic7ed](http://anonym.es/?https://www.addic7ed.com/) - Quality Subtitles for TV Shows and movies.
- [RenameThemSubs](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/Eshaan7/RenameThemSubs) - Rename subtitles files according to TV show names found in a directory.
- [Subscene](http://anonym.es/?https://subscene.com/) - Quality Subtitles for Movies.
eMail provider list added Cock.li added (free)
2019-05-27 23:52:37 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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eMail provider list added Cock.li added (free)
2019-05-27 23:52:37 +00:00
### Email provider
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Cock.li](http://anonym.es/?http://cock.li) - (insecure) - Solution for professional E-mail and XMPP addresses since 2003. Allows registration and usage using Tor and other privacy services (proxies, VPNs).
Dezoomify Image downloader added
2019-05-28 23:11:08 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Dezoomify Image downloader added
2019-05-28 23:11:08 +00:00
### Image downloader
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Dezoomify](http://anonym.es/?https://ophir.alwaysdata.net/dezoomify/dezoomify.html) & [Source](http://anonym.es/?https://github.com/lovasoa/dezoomify/) - Download zoomable images.
Minor improvement
2019-06-09 19:02:37 +00:00
Cloud based DNS Alternatives added
2019-06-11 22:15:44 +00:00
Some minor changes and improvements
2019-09-09 11:37:40 +00:00
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Cloud based DNS Alternatives added
2019-06-11 22:15:44 +00:00
### Cloud based DNS Alternatives
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [Blockchain-DNS.info](http://anonym.es/?https://blockchain-dns.info/) - First step towards the uncensored Internet
- [NextDNS](http://anonym.es/?https://www.nextdns.io/) - Cloud-based private DNS service that gives you full control over what is allowed and what is blocked on the Internet.
Cloud based DNS Alternatives added
2019-06-11 22:15:44 +00:00
Minor improvement
2019-06-09 19:02:37 +00:00
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Toplist got their own section
2019-09-14 21:35:17 +00:00
## Toplists
Link to other websites anonymously We ensure that (in case you come from another website like GitHub, CornHub & Co) the links you clicked here are "obfuscated" (I know it's the wrong word for it). This basically prevents third-parties and first-parties to back-track your site you came from. Theoretically this also answers the liability questions for the links here on this repository because the provider is responsible and if we "give" another provider the real link then he is responsible for the content. However, I'm not sure if that is the case here because github explicitly looks for https://. There are also browser extensions to do that and some Browsers like Brave or Firefox (with some config tweaks) can do this without any extensions, but since I don't want to force anyone to install an extension or to enable blocking the referrer by default.
2019-09-17 16:32:40 +00:00
- [BestOfLinks](http://anonym.es/?http://bestoflinks.synology.me) - (insecure) - And old looking toplist.
- [BGTop](http://anonym.es/?https://bgtop.net) - (BL) - Bulgarian toplist.
- [Cyonix](http://anonym.es/?https://www.cyonix.to) - Underground toplist with over 70 entries.
- [DDL Rank](http://anonym.es/?https://ddlrank.com) - Toplist for forums, download-sites, warez blogs and sharehoster.
- [DirtyWarez Top Sites](http://anonym.es/?https://dirtywarez.org) - Toplist for forums, download-sites, warez blogs and sharehoster.
- [LinkR](http://anonym.es/?https://www.linkr.top/index.php) - A good looking toplist, gets regularily updates.
- [Nydus Toplist](http://anonym.es/?https://top.nydus.org) - Yet another good looking toplist.
- [Querverweis](http://anonym.es/?https://www.querverweis.net) - (Ger) - A big german toplist with lots of entries.
- [RaidRush](http://anonym.es/?https://toplist.raidrush.ws) - (Ger)- One of the oldest german toplist provider.
- [Toplist Warez](http://anonym.es/?https://www.toplist.cz/warez) - (PL) - Polish toplist.
- [Uscene](http://anonym.es/?https://www.uscene.net/warez.html) - A small toplist.
Toplist got their own section
2019-09-14 21:35:17 +00:00
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