search for ss108 from your link and click on the result. awesome workaround btw  :funny2:

Right.  A Google search often returns results for torrents that are no longer available on the site because Google caches pages on their own systems for faster search results.

The search function here is wonky.

You can do a regular Google search and specify site:gaytor.rent as a search term and it will show up.

https://www.google.com/search?q=ZS026+site%3Agaytor.rent

search for ss108 from your link and click on the result. awesome workaround btw  :funny2:

@bearbearbear:

Few sites have a search function as good as a regular Google search with all of the search operators and features available with Google.  None of the many torrent sites that I have used come close.  Most of the time a site's search function will suffice but the versatility and customizability of a Google search can't be beat.

then why bother implementing a Torrent Filename checkbox that does absolutely nothing?
simply remove it and i can stop bothering about reporting duplicate torrents since its gonna take so much extra work to do so  :clap2:

Yes, I’m with the same problem

Few sites have a search function as good as a regular Google search with all of the search operators and features available with Google.  None of the many torrent sites that I have used come close.  Most of the time a site's search function will suffice but the versatility and customizability of a Google search can't be beat.

then why bother implementing a Torrent Filename checkbox that does absolutely nothing?
simply remove it and i can stop bothering about reporting duplicate torrents since its gonna take so much extra work to do so  :clap2:

isn't reporting bugs and getting them fixed better for this site in the long run rather than having to rely on troublesome workarounds?

Few sites have a search function as good as a regular Google search with all of the search operators and features available with Google.  None of the many torrent sites that I have used come close.  Most of the time a site's search function will suffice but the versatility and customizability of a Google search can't be beat.

The search function here is wonky.

You can do a regular Google search and specify site:gaytor.rent as a search term and it will show up.

https://www.google.com/search?q=ZS026+site%3Agaytor.rent

isn't reporting bugs and getting them fixed better for this site in the long run rather than having to rely on troublesome workarounds?
not that i'm expecting much since joker seems to have abandoned the site update halfway.

for me the filename search does not work. eg searching for zs026
https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=c2b72bcb8632d16d2186f70055f4d3ff35eea95b0a4600e4&hit=1
does not appear, but
https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=d3de43166466d9e02186f70055f4d3ff3d32617795a21cf1
does
this makes searching for torrents with proper codenames as filenames but vague torrent titles very difficult

The search function here is wonky.

You can do a regular Google search and specify site:gaytor.rent as a search term and it will show up.

https://www.google.com/search?q=ZS026+site%3Agaytor.rent

Hmmm you're not seeding it right now, which (if you were) would make it easier to troubleshoot your question, and try to find an answer and possible solution.

Please seed it again.

Thanks,
Pawpcorn
GTRU Staff

for me the filename search does not work. eg searching for zs026
https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=c2b72bcb8632d16d2186f70055f4d3ff35eea95b0a4600e4&hit=1
does not appear, but
https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=d3de43166466d9e02186f70055f4d3ff3d32617795a21cf1
does
this makes searching for torrents with proper codenames as filenames but vague torrent titles very difficult

Please seed it again.

Thanks,
Pawpcorn
GTRU Staff