I have prowlarr set up with all of the available public trackers that it has built in capabilities for, and have sonarr/radarr set up to use prowlarr.
Only things I get errors for (at least that I'm noticing) is if I forget to have FlareSolverr on for some of em.
It 1000% looks shady af, I felt the same, but I've been using it for like 5 years now with no issues. Can always run it in an emulator like Bluestacks on PC and use it like that with fewer worries. That being said lemme make sure that's the right url you linked
Edit: the official website listed in the app is https://www.livenettv.mn/. The github you linked may be someone elses clone of it or attempt to fake it. The 404ing website they have listed isn't the correct url for the app (or might be an old url)
live tv as in the actual channels, commercials and all and not 24/7 Plex/Pluto-style pseudo feeds: thetvapp.to and tvpass.org websites (as well as LiveNetTV app for android [not on the app store, google it]) cover me for pretty much all my actual television needs.
Look into DC++. Old tech but still using it for 20 years now, just search for comic hubs, there's a bunch, I've rarely if ever been unable to find what I've been looking for.
Same. I signed up for Netflix when they came to Canadas in 2010. Immediately had to start using proxies/vpn to access US Netflix since Canada's selection was broiled ass.
By 2013 there was news of Netflix talking of blocking non-US users from accessing US Netlix. Immediately cancelled, spun up my Plex server. 30TB later and I got 18 friends off of all their streaming services too lol
Only thing I specifically used TG for was comics, as that's the site GetComics had their comic packs on, but since they went down they seem to just be self-hosting their torrent files. Anything else I download I usually run through Prowlarr and search a dozen or two public trackers at a time lol.
Comics (though it probably falls into 'basic media'), well over 1TB at this point either way.
thetvapp .to will have a good listing.
Favourite: Elite Force 1 and 2, being able to walk around inside Voyager/Enterprise was mind blowing.
But also a shout out to Star Trek: The Next Generation (SNES) which young-me sucked at so bad and found it hard as hell. My old man couldn't get through it either lol.
I'd love to cancel mine but I did that already in 2015 lol