One of the big goals of the BitTorrent universe is to achieve a higher level of decentralization. Direct attacks on indices are making it harder to find material, and classic portals (The Pirate Bay) have recently been drowning in downtime. The alternative is to use Torrent-Paradise, a new torrent search engine based on the IPFS protocol that takes the latest dump of The Pirate Bay as a reference, and discovers about 25,000 additional torrents per day through DHT.
Downloading torrents is easier and more popular than ever. All you need to get started is a good client (qBittorrent is today my number one choice), and the corresponding .torrent file or Magnet link. Content availability is increasing, a direct reaction to the enormous existing fragmentation in streaming services, which are expanding their exclusive series and trying to tempt future customers. However, the copyright hawks are at war with the indices, and have already claimed several victims. That complicates things for novices looking for a starting point, and although The Pirate Bay hasn't gone anywhere, its uptime records leave much to be desired. So... what can we do?
Torrent-Paradise: Decentralized Torrent Search Engine
A developer known as Urban Guacamole has just enabled access to Torrent-Paradise, a torrent search engine that applies the IPFS protocol. This means that Torrent-Paradise's operation is essentially decentralized, and all users interested in being IPFS nodes contribute to its resilience. Torrent-Paradise's index is nothing more than the dump of The Pirate Bay, with daily updates. At the same time, the site has a DHT crawler that allows it to add between 20 and 25 thousand extra torrents per day. Becoming an IPFS node is not particularly user-friendly for the average user, but there are many IPFS gateways that let us enter Torrent-Paradise using a custom URL (for example, CloudFlare has an active node)
When it comes to presenting results, Torrent-Paradise is a cork floating in the sea of The Pirate Bay. If your favorite content appears there, then the new torrent search engine will have no problem presenting the links you need. Otherwise, the strategy is to wait for the DHT crawler to do its job, or simply use another index. The developer assures that the advertisements are only to cover the server cost, and that local versions have no ads. Give it a try, and share how it went for you.
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