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NZBFinder

Fast, reliable indexing with a modern UI & Newznab-compatible API

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NZBFinder is a Usenet indexer that searches and indexes Usenet posts and returns NZB metadata files. It does not host or distribute content itself; it operates as a search engine over data from public external servers. The service offers a modern web interface, a Newznab-compatible API, and compatibility with popular automation tools such as Sonarr, Radarr, Prowlarr, NZBHydra 2, SickChill, SickGear, Chaptarr, Mylar, Lazylibrarian, Lidarr, and Headphones, plus anything Newznab compatible.

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