Private trackers generally will flag their torrents as private, allowing only their tracker to connect. But yes, better safe than sorry.

Oh, good idea, then there wouldn’t be any time wasted ;)

I disagree. There have been many times I’ve been able to find at least one peer for torrents that otherwise would never complete. Besides, how much time is copy and pasting really wasting?

Iron fox was updated over night for me and now no more crashing.

According to the devs vanadium is preferred for security, something about Firefox not having comparable sand boxing (?). Not sure, they wrote in length about the reasoning but at a certain point my eyes started glazing over.

I’ve been using Firefox for a long time on desktop and mobile, so when I switched to graphene I just kept with it.

I may try to switch over to vanadium though seeing as I’m already in “switching” mode.

Me too! I’m using graphene, are you?

Where’s “normal”? In between a 1 and 35?

And I’m not saying that’s wrong, I’ve been watching sports streams for over 10 years now. But let’s not act like this is some grand social gesture, I just don’t want to pay for cable.

It’s not a boycott if you’re still interacting with the product. Call it what it is, a pirated sports stream.

2 clicks deep into the link

Not sure if it’s all of them but it looks like a lot.

No thanks, I’ll use their list of links and leave it at that. No reason to add yet another extension to tell me that whitehouse.com isn’t the site I’m looking for.

paying for extensions

using a crypto scam browser

I’ll give you the benefit of the doubt, but you should do some research.

Just run 5 instances of transmission for your 5000 torrents!

Orrrr I could use a program like qBit or rTorrent that is designed properly.

So this is just VueTorrent in an app

I don’t see myself as elite, just lucky enough to be into piracy 15 years ago. I don’t seed “junk”, I contribute to a community.

I’m tired of scrolling through my playlists and seeing “this track is unavailable”.

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