Specialized Browser

[bobozo]

Are there any specialized browsers or scripts for them what would permit one to:

1.Ignore all postings from one-day uploaders, or those who post more than a dozen listings without any prior history?
Scanners are useless, a slimeball will make sure their scumware can get through Virustotal first.

2.Ignore certain posters, even if veterans. Usually for posting only in foreign languages, or out of category.

3.Confirm is the number of seeders is real or not. I noticed that some malware has an unusually high number of listed seeders.

4.Not display any listings with zero seeders. 



Not sure even if this is possible. If there is something *like* it, I maybe able to hack it into usability, especially if in Perl...

[joew771]

No. Because no one will let you into the inner workings of TBP. Just deal with it. Someone may give you a job there if you ask very nicely, but I doubt it very seriously.

[blu_people]

Two ideas I find to be bad.

3.Confirm is the number of seeders is real or not. I noticed that some malware has an unusually high number of listed seeders.

The seed/leech status is never accurate. Nobody can tell you whether it's true or false.

4.Not display any listings with zero seeders.

This is useless because of what I've just said to explain dot 3: we can't know certainly if a torrent is seeded or not.

[bobozo]

Actually, older listings are fine.

Its the newer ones that are annoying, and am willing to risk a few false positives/negatives.

I dont think i need the API - it could proly be a weekend project with Perl.

Parse and filter.

[joew771]

Actually, older listings are fine.

Its the newer ones that are annoying, and am willing to risk a few false positives/negatives.

I dont think i need the API - it could proly be a weekend project with Perl.

Parse and filter.

I thought I said this already, but I'll say it again. No one will tell you the way tpb works at all. No chance. So go away.