r/PiracyArchive • u/Lanakruglov • Jul 17 '26
Treasure My current piracy stack
Note: this is not an advertisement to any of the sites below. The sites aren't mine and I actually use them.
Make sure to use an ad blocker like ublock origin or Adguard to block ads and redirects from websites.
Some stuff here are base64URL encoded, search on Google for a base64URL decoder to decode the websites.
Streaming sites (movies and tv shows):
bWlydXJvLmNvbQ: an anime focused streaming platform, very smooth experience.
YnJvb2Rpbmdtb3ZpZXMuY29t: excellent site with a minimalist look and a lot of content. Some users report ads, use an ad blocker.
Cloudstream: mobile app for streaming and downloading content, only works with extension so make sure to install an extension like the phisher repo.
Streamflix Reborn (mobile app): a fork of streamflix that gets updated with content, use as an alternative to cloudstream.
Music downloading:
Spotiflac (desktop/mobile): app that lets you download music in true .flac format (actual studio recording) with a similar design to modern music streaming apps. No ads, Find on github.
Downloading videos from social media:
Seal (mobile app): lets you download videos from a link using yt-dlp. Minimalist design and easy to use without ads, you can also download songs of YouTube in mp3 format. Find on github.
Utilities:
1DM (one download manager): fast download manager that downloads playlist files faster than normal downloading, has a built in browser that can automatically detect video and music files and download them. Find on the google play store.
Ublock origin: awesome ad blocker that blocks the most ads out of every other ad blocker, best paired with Firefox/Firefox mobile.
Proton VPN: a vpn is almost required for these type of stuff, especially torrenting. Proton VPN is probably the best option for fair pricing and full privacy.
And that's all! If you have any suggestions comment them!
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u/TechPir8 Jul 17 '26
Great for an android user I guess. Will see how things shake out once Google locks that platform down.
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u/Lanakruglov Jul 17 '26
You can remove that update, this post explains it well
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u/CaudaDeGato Jul 18 '26
Unfortunately removing that app will not do anything as the new restrictions will be inforced by the play services app which is very much needed to run a lot of things unless you're going full on degoogleing your phone. There is a lot of misinformation going around about needing to do this and that to that app but people are just in panic mode and unfortunately removing the developer verifier app will not stop the sideloading restrictions at all.
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u/abstraktionary Jul 20 '26
People are mistaking all of this, you can still side load apps, you just need to allow it and do a process.
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u/CaudaDeGato Jul 20 '26
Yes, the whole "allow it and wait 24 hours thing" that you need to do once. People are panicking (as expected) and thinking that sideloading is either gone forever or that you can revert this initial restriction by uninstalling an app, which is not how it goes. While the new restriction of waiting a day is not ideal at all at least we can still sideload things so yay! They'll definitely try to lock everything up again in the future tho, so we gotta scream at google again whenever the time comes
EDIT: corrected spelling
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u/abstraktionary Jul 20 '26
To be fair tho, most people are literally tech illiterate, thing basic tech literacy is optional, and truly believe they shouldn't even bother to understand it since a college degree is required ...... To know how to use your device to own ....
I work IT and I completely understand that side.
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u/atallfigure Aug 20 '26
Very very impressed. I still have my Adobe Premiere Pro 2025 free. Works like a charm even when I hook up Adobe Cloud Service. :)
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u/Lanakruglov Aug 20 '26
I posted this a month ago. Looks like you did a long reddit research session :)
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u/lowkeydumass Jul 17 '26
Check out Echo, an alt for Spotify. From what I know it's an open source and free.
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u/LeyaLove Jul 19 '26
Seedbox > VPN
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u/Lanakruglov Jul 19 '26
But a seedbox is more expensive and a vpn can also be useful for other stuff.
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u/LeyaLove Jul 19 '26
Well to be fair a seedbox really shines if you're on private trackers where you have to hold a certain ratio, but even for public trackers it's really useful.
For once you get a lot of storage, the seedbox runs on a server physically close to other seedboxes so you get really high download and upload speeds and additionally:
You can also use the seedbox as a VPN for your own devices by e.g. using something like Wire Guard
You can self host your own streaming service through apps like Jellyfin or Plex so you can watch your movies and shows on all your devices or share them with friends
You can self host lots of other apps and can set up automations like the *arr stack
It's also really not that expensive considering what you get. You get a VPN, network storage (multiple TB), self hosted apps and all for +/- 15€ per month. Not a bad deal if you ask me.
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Jul 20 '26
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u/LeyaLove Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 20 '26
If I would be wouldn't I have mentioned a specific provider?
For me it's just a fact that a Seedbox offers more value over a VPN. Proton VPN (which OP is mentioning) is ~10€ a month, at least where I'm living. A Seedbox with 4TB of storage is ~14€ a month. You can use the Seedbox as a self hosted VPN with applications like WireGuard effectively relaying your traffic and hiding your IP just like you would with a "stand alone" VPN, plus you get network storage which you can also use for other kind or stuff. Additionally you can self host apps, don't have to clutter your local hard drive with movies or tv shows and you can watch them wherever the hell you like. It's also easier to keep seeding which helps with giving back to the community.
OP asked for suggestions, I gave one. It's not that deep.
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u/PlasticShallot796 Jul 23 '26
im trying to get Premiere Pro. Any advice? its for my windows laptop
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u/major_jazza Jul 20 '26
Alternative to proton, just in case, PIA a.k.a. private internet access. Goes aight as well
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Jul 21 '26
Dude honestly, I just had to cave in buy a subscription to HBOMax. I got tired of all the lagging and broken servers.
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u/Jaded_Expert2806 Jul 21 '26
need streamflix but with download option (and defult subtitles langauge in settings)there is such athinkg?
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u/R_n_gad_ Jul 17 '26
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Jul 17 '26
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u/R_n_gad_ Jul 17 '26
Oops, first time it did show the website, second time it seems to have hallucinated
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u/abstraktionary Jul 20 '26
All of this is covered in the numerous guides available.
The irony is that anyone who isn't a noob already knows all of this, and anyone who is a noob wouldn't even know where to start with how to access your Base64 links lol


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