ONION.live

A comprehensive search engine for onion hidden services on the darknet.

Securedrop Stefania Maurizi screenshot

Securedrop Stefania Maurizi

http://znmmnctjb4xowk73.onion

Securedrop Usa Today Network screenshot

Securedrop Usa Today Network

https://usatodayw7vu5egc.onion

Securedrop Vice Media screenshot

Securedrop Vice Media

http://e3v3x57ykz25uvij.onion

Securedrop the Washington Post screenshot

Securedrop the Washington Post

https://jcw5q6uyjioupxcc.onion

Sms Privacy screenshot

Sms Privacy

http://smspriv6fynj23u6.onion

The Library screenshot

The Library

http://libraryqtlpitkix.onion

Welcome to the spooky deep web, same as the old 'web.

The Tor Project Gitweb screenshot

The Tor Project Gitweb

http://jqs44zhtxl2uo6gk.onion

Tor Metrics screenshot

Tor Metrics

http://rouglurtdycpbwj7.onion

Tor Metrics archives historical data about the Tor ecosystem collects data from the public Tor network and related services, and assists in developing novel approaches to safe, privacy-preserving data collection.

Write As screenshot

Write As

http://writeas7pm7rcdqg.onion

Xchange Me screenshot

Xchange Me

http://xchangen24yn24b6.onion

Gnupg screenshot

Gnupg

http://ic6au7wa3f6naxjq.onion

Torrentz2 screenshot

Torrentz2

http://torrentzwealmisr.onion

Torrentz2 was a highly popular torrent meta-search engine, known for its minimalist interface and comprehensive search capabilities. Unlike traditional torrent sites that host .torrent files or magnet links directly, Torrentz2 functioned as an aggregator, indexing torrents from dozens of other major public trackers and search engines. Users could perform a single search on Torrentz2 to find results compiled from various sources across the BitTorrent network, making it a powerful tool for discovering available files. It didn't host content itself but provided links (often magnet links or info hashes) pointing to the original locations. The original Torrentz2 site voluntarily shut down in 2016, but several unofficial clones and mirrors using similar names and interfaces emerged afterward, attempting to replicate its functionality for the file-sharing community.