Ditto on the error--hope it's resolved soon, the idea sounds cool.

Far from perfect, and a quick hack job, I created a simple javascript form that will search my 4 most used torrent sites (btjunkie, mininova, pirate bay, and isohunt). Basically I have a form with 5 fields so you can search for 5 things at a time--downside is it opens 4 windows (one for each torrent site) for each search. But it works alright for me for now. Saves having to use my firefox search engines list 4 times...

Actually it's much easier just to see it--I uploaded it here: [www.matusweb.com]

nomatteus

Getting the symbols in FF 2.0.0.11, but it's a great idea.

booticon

I get the symbols, too (Ubuntu, FF), but using the search field brings you to a normal looking page. Very cool! Now I know where to find vintage "art" films...

abhowell

Is it just me, or is the site looking like a bunch of symbols? It could be me... I mean, it's been a long day.
(it's happening w/ both firefox and IE)

EDubya

Torrentz is another torrent aggregator.
[www.torrentz.com]

ChuckBales

The home page looks nice but any search I try simply results in a parse error in one of their php scripts.

jdoree

Hmmm... maybe they've fallen prey to the Lifehacker effect -- the site doesn't seem to be working right now :/ Have to give it another shot later.

I like Torrents.to for doing multi-site searches. There are a couple of adds on the main page, but nothing obtrusive and no popups that I'm aware of:

[torrents.to]

BingleyJoe

As a side note: Yay! Previews are back!

tehblacksheep234

Ooh. Me likey.

tehblacksheep234

I swear, a large majority (I'd say about 90%) of the media I own, I would have never bought if it hadn't been for file-sharing programs and Bittorrent.

This site seems cool, good find.

Myles

I love it. I previously used Torrentz.com and I have already found several things on YouTorrent that I had never found anywhere else.

Jon_Reading

I don't get a single pop up or anything on Scrape Torrent's site. Love to see you Firefox fanboys admit your flaws. Maxthon's built in Ad blocker deals with whatever is on Scrape Torrent fine.

But I also use IsoHunt to search for torrents now.

chris-mcc

I might have to start torrenting stuff now. I always shyed away from it because of the difficulty of finding what I was looking for.

Woodsyx

@ChuckBales: Yeah, but it seems that youtorrent constantly provides a constant and live results. Useful for, like what ADAM PASH said, keeping tabs on lesser known stuff.

Or, when the strike ends, tv shows!

phoood

Does AdBlock not work on the original site? otherwise... seems fine to me

cmikaiti

Cool site, bad name...

Just adds more confusion...

afterall we already have uTorrent the bittorrent "client" - aka microTorrent, muTorrent, whatever else (wikipedia has a bunch...lol MTorrent too I think....)

Hopefully they don't get sued by BitTorrent, Inc. & Fam...? Since they may now own the rights to the "utorrent" name with the "merger".....?

ahoier

Lord, I jinxed it!

tehblacksheep234

Am I the only person who uses [www.torrentscan.com] ?

palmerkun

Sweet, I love it!

TunaFish

I'd just like to throw [www.scrapetorrent.com] into the mix... It works very nicely.

falter

Ok if you want something plain and simple just use torrentmap.com it comes up with every possible torrent match there is and it gets rid of the hassle b/c there is a simple and easy add on to firefox now dont we all love that 0.-

Powerlessgod

Wow YouTorrent.com is nice! Thats giving isohunt a challenge for my first stop for torrent searching. There is a FF Search Engine for it at mozdev.org.

jczarni

www.torrentz.com/ is the best!

lawksalih

Makes me sad since I've had my site for about a year, [www.torrenttyphoon.com]

BT search engines is an interesting market, because I get a fair amount of traffic but all these other sites must also get a fair amount. It takes a lot to be a cut above the rest, implementing AJAX was one of my features that I was proud of. When I get more time, I want to expand the member features more.

SubKamran

nice find!

Bez

after i discovered bit che, i never looked back

[www.convivea.com]

cha

I miss demoinoid :(
I'll check this site next week when I plan to search for some torrents, hopefully it'll work nice, because the only I used was torrentscan.com

RogueDevlin

The interface looks very nice. Generally you'll find the same torrent on multiple sites, they are easy to identify through their hash value. Torrentz.com uses that to collapse multiple results so that you only get one line pr. torrent.

I'd like to see that feature on youtorrent, clicking on such a line would expand it to reveal links to the individual torrent sites.

Torrentz.com also seems to be somewhat faster, although it gives fewer results as it apparently uses less fuzzy string matching in its search.

arnar

well...I just did a comparison search for some obscure items between scrapetorrent and youtorrent. Scrapetorrent -- awesome found it! Youtorrent -- zero results. Scrapetorrent -- filters by media type. Youtorrent long list of what I don't want. Scrapetorrent -- no pop-ups that I can see. Of course I use a pop-up blocker so, you know, kind of basic that.
Hands-down winner -- scrapetorrent. YMMV.

Chrisvol

Also checkout these torrent search sites:

www.torrentz.com
www.torrenspy.com

techone

Why are people tagging web applications as BETA. Every web application is constantly under development so does that mean the whole internet is in BETA? Google has started a bad thing.

Jos

@Jos: Because people often don't read the part where it says "AS IS". Placing a beta tag on software let's you get less nagging.

whiskey