KiwiTorrent can be described as a new search engine that makes for looking up torrent files in all major trackers available today on the WWW. This is a list that comprises more than 30 names that those in the scene will be instantly familiar with, including Torrentz, MyBitTorrent and BitTorrent.am to mention but three.
From a structural point of view, the site will let you choose your desired tracker and then display the results in a window (or “frame”) for you to weigh up. By clicking on a different tracker, you can get a new set of results. Note that you are seeing the actual files on the tracker’s page – none of these files are stored at KiwiTorrent.
As you can see, the system is quite simple to put into practice. Some advanced tags for carrying out more concise searches could come in quite handy, and there’s hope that this issue is eventually addressed. In the meantime, if you don’t mind having to sift through results manually you can set your browser to the KiwiTorrent website and take it to task.
“KiwiTorrent is a site where you can search in the biggest torrents' trackers.”
It does return a wide range of results that are certain to provide you with what you need, even if you have to sift through them a little.
When will the search process become more configurable?
Visit website:
http://www.kiwitorrent.com
