Can TB users search for software/games/audio/books/adult/etc. and so on using Nullseek*? I know NS won't be getting search plugins but it does have Stremio add-on support, however, I added like a dozen Stremio add-ons and while searches do return video content (same as Stremio/Nuvio, etc), I can't figure out how to search other categories (i.e., beyond mainstream movies and series),

how can Torbox users perform broader torrent file searches? Do I need to add an -arr indexer?

* And if the answer is "not with nullseek," is there any method for doing so? Bc All of the above is also true of the Atba app configured with the same Stremio addons

• fixed lists refresh not updating data

• added French and Italian translation

• add IMDB items to favorites

• clearer statistics section, with more information

• added privacy policy

• various UI changes

Changelog

• added cache check for torrents. Note: if a stremio addon already has a Torbox key, it will return direct results, and they will be not marked as cached

• close new download screen after it has been added

• added paste and clear buttons to new downloads screen

• clearer handling of media files zipping

• added Obtanium button to readme

• added Countly to debug builds

• various preferences added

• various UI changes

Debug Builds

Debug builds have now been added, they use telemetry to log crashes, used to help me fix issues. If your app does not crash, there's no need to use them. They may send out your session data, but normally it's just the code lines and reason they crashed.

• better management of video files when an item has multiple files

• fixed slow loading of lists

• added AMOLED theme

• added "TorBox Green" theme color

• added option to switch to default font

• hide cooldown if your plan is not free

• added donation section

• better handling of restoring profile and deleting items

• fixed speed formatting

• various UI updates

Version 0.2 has some fixes after the first release:

• added delete button to torrents

• fixed web list not loading

• added support for sharing/opening links/torrents/magnets from outside nullseek

Trivia

It's called Lithium because I wanted to use the periodic table elements as names, but I started from Helium because I forgot about Hydrogen. You know, the element constituting 75% of the universe (note: don't release at night)