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A continuously updated collection of public BitTorrent tracker URLs, split into several text files (best, all, HTTP-only, HTTP-free) that you paste into any BT client to speed up downloads.
A continuously updated collection of public BitTorrent tracker URLs, split into several text files (best, all, HTTP-only, HTTP-free) that you paste into any BT client to speed up downloads.Is this software, or just a list of tracker addresses?It is just plain text files of tracker URLs, not an application - you feed them into an existing BitTorrent client like qBittorrent, BitComet, Aria2 or Motrix.
It is just plain text files of tracker URLs, not an application - you feed them into an existing BitTorrent client like qBittorrent, BitComet, Aria2 or Motrix.How do I add these trackers to my BT client?Copy the matching list (e.g. best.txt for the top trackers, or the Aria2-format file) and paste it into your client's tracker field - for Aria2 that means adding the entries to the bt-tracker= line in aria2.conf after deleting any old tracker content.
Copy the matching list (e.g. best.txt for the top trackers, or the Aria2-format file) and paste it into your client's tracker field - for Aria2 that means adding the entries to the bt-tracker= line in aria2.conf after deleting any old tracker content.Can I request a new tracker to be added?No - the author closed Issues and no longer accepts tracker submission requests due to limited time, though you can still open a Pull Request to flag an obviously broken tracker for removal.
No - the author closed Issues and no longer accepts tracker submission requests due to limited time, though you can still open a Pull Request to flag an obviously broken tracker for removal.What's the difference between best.txt and all.txt?best.txt is a hand-picked shortlist (around 74 trackers in the latest update) considered the most reliable, while all.txt bundles every collected tracker (around 134), with separate HTTP(S)-only and No-HTTP variants for clients that need one or the other.
best.txt is a hand-picked shortlist (around 74 trackers in the latest update) considered the most reliable, while all.txt bundles every collected tracker (around 134), with separate HTTP(S)-only and No-HTTP variants for clients that need one or the other.Where do the tracker addresses come from?The maintainer gathers them by scouring the web and merging several other public tracker-list projects, then curates the result into this repo.
The maintainer gathers them by scouring the web and merging several other public tracker-list projects, then curates the result into this repo.How often is the list refreshed?It updates daily through an automated GitHub Actions workflow, so the tracker URLs stay current.
It updates daily through an automated GitHub Actions workflow, so the tracker URLs stay current.How do I know if the trackers are actually helping my speed?The README suggests testing with the popular ubuntu.torrent file - since it has many seeders, a slow download despite using these trackers points to a network or client configuration problem rather than the tracker list itself.
The README suggests testing with the popular ubuntu.torrent file - since it has many seeders, a slow download despite using these trackers points to a network or client configuration problem rather than the tracker list itself.What are similar projects?trackerslist, qBittorrent, rayburst, Jackett, search-plugins, Motrix, ZeroNet, webtorrent
trackerslist, qBittorrent, rayburst, Jackett, search-plugins, Motrix, ZeroNet, webtorrentWhich topics is it in?aria2, bittorrent, torrent, download, network, file-sharing, p2p, github-actions, china, gplv3, list, networking
aria2, bittorrent, torrent, download, network, file-sharing, p2p, github-actions, china, gplv3, list, networking