Which is the best web based search engine for Binaries

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Dave T

2007-07-01 17:03:13 UTC

Which is the best web based search engine for Binaries

I normally use www.newzbin.com , but find its tends to only list the large
programs , i'm more interested in small utils etc.

Anyone offer any good websites for searching.

TIA

Per Hansen

2007-07-02 10:07:22 UTC

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Post by Dave T
Which is the best web based search engine for Binaries
I normally use www.newzbin.com , but find its tends to only list the
large programs , i'm more interested in small utils etc.
Anyone offer any good websites for searching.
TIA

Best and best, hmm.
One that delivers menny results is Binsearch at http://www.binsearch.info/
It also allows you to read the NFO's before you choose to create NZB's.

UNS does also have NG search engines:
https://globalsearch.usenetserver.com/
http://globalsearch2.usenetserver.com/index.php
But they dont deliver as menny results as Binsearch, for some reason
they dont show either pics or files that has been parted with HJ-Split.

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Per Hansen

Stephen

2007-07-02 14:05:10 UTC

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Post by Per Hansen

Best and best, hmm.
One that delivers menny results is Binsearch at
http://www.binsearch.info/ It also allows you to read the NFO's before
you choose to create NZB's.
https://globalsearch.usenetserver.com/
http://globalsearch2.usenetserver.com/index.php
But they dont deliver as menny results as Binsearch, for some reason
they dont show either pics or files that has been parted with
HJ-Split.

We don't show pics but hj-splits are indexed.

-Stephen

Flavio Tischhauser

2007-07-09 00:35:27 UTC

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Post by Dave T
I normally use www.newzbin.com , but find its tends to only list the large
programs , i'm more interested in small utils etc.

- Use http://v3.newzbin.com/
- Use "usenet" mode (automatic file indexing) if you can't find
something with "newzbin" mode (manually edited, currently only 57.2%
coverage)

regards

Flavio