Goosle 1.3 is available now on Github!

Goosle 1.3 again includes a whole slew of smaller improvements to the code, new settings and a lot of small tweaks to make using it more useful and customizable.

More notable though is a new crawler for MagnetDL.com. Allowing better searches for Magnet links (Torrent downloads). As requested by a few people a search interpreter for Reddit.com has been added, results are included in regular web searches. This searches for posts created in the last 12 months. And, you can filter NSFW Reddit posts if you like.

A number of smaller improvements under the hood like a better season/episode filter for Magnet search. And a better filter for non-image results in Image Search and missing data. This will show images more accurately and not break off results after a few images.

With all these new features and search options the config file got a number of new settings. Make sure your config.php file matches the options offered in config.default.php. Simply add them in more-or-less the same order or start a new config.php file from the default one. Check the readme.md file for some pointers on how to deal with this.

Changes in version 1.3 released on April 11, 2024

  • [fix] Image search crawler filters out non-image results better
  • [new] Crawler for results from magnetdl.com
  • [new] Direct Reddit.com search, search for ‘Top Posts’ created in the past year
  • [new] Added NSFW filter for Reddit results in config.default.php
  • [new] YTS movie highlights now link to YTS website when clicking the title
  • [new] Placeholder image for missing eztv highlight thumbnails
  • [tweak] Better hash matching for duplicate magnet results
  • [tweak] Better checking for missing/empty values in image search results
  • [tweak] Code cleanup
  • [tweak] More uniform code/variable names
  • [change] Naming overhaul – Replaced ‘Torrent’ with ‘Magnet’ throughout most of Goosle

Try Goosle for yourself

I’ve made the source code available on Github. https://github.com/adegans/Goosle

Goosle should work on most modern servers that have PHP7.4 or newer and should take less than 10 minutes to install and set up. All you need is basic webhosting and a domain name. Check the included readme.md or the Github page for details.

Getting help

You can post your questions on Github or on my support forum.

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