You could do a trial subscription to Easynews (Usenet provider)
They have a search feature so you can browse Usenet content on their web interface. It's the one feature that sets them apart from other providers.
The issue of course becomes a lot of titles are obfuscated. But you can browse like all posted 1080p video for example and figure out what the video is from the thumbnails. Or if you know how long a video is you can search using the video length for example.
If the videos are in MP4 containers you can stream them in your browser, no download required.
You could do a trial subscription to Easynews (Usenet provider)
They have a search feature so you can browse Usenet content on their web interface. It's the one feature that sets them apart from other providers.
The issue of course becomes a lot of titles are obfuscated. But you can browse like all posted 1080p video for example and figure out what the video is from the thumbnails. Or if you know how long a video is you can search using the video length for example.
If the videos are in MP4 containers you can stream them in your browser, no download required.