The acronym NZB comes from NewZBin, the name of the company that developed this open standard. Basically, a NZB file contains all the necessary information about parts of a binary file on a newsgroup, making downloading of thousands of headers unnecessary. When fed to a compatible newsreader, this newsreader will automatically retrieve relevant messages only, and combine and decode the desired file. The user often needs to merely look for a file on an automated NZB indexer, download the corresponding NZB file and open it with the newsreader. All the rest is fully automated.
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Binary content search engine. Allows creation of NZB files. Also features a watchlist, an RSS feed as well as a NFO database that can be searched, and supports SSL encryption to protect users' privacy.
Usenet search engine for articles from binary newsgroups. Includes a short lexicon.
Binary newsgroup search engine. Allows creation of NZB files. An RSS feed that can be used as a watchlist is also available.
Usenet search engine for articles from binary newsgroups. Includes a short lexicon.
Binary newsgroup search engine. Allows creation of NZB files. An RSS feed that can be used as a watchlist is also available.
Binary content search engine. Allows creation of NZB files. Also features a watchlist, an RSS feed as well as a NFO database that can be searched, and supports SSL encryption to protect users' privacy.