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Western, mainly cbr/z like the weekly drops from zone-empire etc. I use komga too

Western or manga or whatever? I use nyaa+ab for manga and komga+komf to manage. I have some western graphic novels but I tend to read way less of them (weeb) and grab them from private trackers/libgen/annas when needed

Same boat

A small thought: I understand that inserting retention on svg is tiresome and so, but maybe a small icon with the letter "C" in a small purple square (or any other format that looks like the current "mb" icon), near the resellers that accepts crypto payment could be a very nice way to graphically visualize this info by just looking at the svg.

Apart this little idea, I already gave my feedback to this update in the last topic. It looks gorgeous, better understandable, and I applaud your work on this!

Oh, thank you!

From what I understood you are trying to get access to international languages media.

Omicron's newzlazer, like easynews search, is useful because it can deobfuscate some stuff that you can't find manually in some indexers, but if you are looking for international content, what will matter for you are what indexers you have access. Here are some options:

• SceneNZBs - specially for content in German.
• Dog - Good (better than usual at least) curated, and sometimes unique, international media source.
• Finder - Better than usual source for international media.
• Su - You probably already notices that, but also good for international languages.
• Ninja - Like dog, has some unique content.
• WtF[nZb] - (not to be confused with the other one with similar name) Good for international releases but very hard to interact with (complicated search and limited API). Easynews' Web Search somehow deobfuscate some of their releases. Some Scandinavian content.
• DrunkenSlug - Also good for internation releases.
• Spotweb (clubnzb, nzbstars) - Good for Dutch content.

Search for "Non-Mainstream Movies Statistics in Usenet Indexers" at german google should find you a analysis comparing availability of hundreds of releases separated in about 30 languages (it is a handmade study, not some crazy prowlarr stats).

Browsing Usenet manually is pretty much impossible these days because of obfuscation and such. You need Sabnzbd + Sonarr + Radarr to get most of it.

Non-English content is scarce save for anime. You’re probably better off with some local torrent tracker for that.