Usenet Newsreaders

Thunderbird, a newsreader developed by the creators of Firefox. This free client, compatible with Mac, Windows, and Linux, is primarily designed for reading Usenet articles and emails. While it lacks advanced Usenet search features and NZB support, Thunderbird excels...

Pan, a multi-platform newsreader that caters to both new and power users in the Usenet community. Known for its traditional approach to Usenet browsing, Pan excels in providing a straightforward experience, especially for those who prefer a pure Usenet newsreader...

Newsleecher, a newsreader known for its versatility, offered both as a standalone service and as part of the Newsleecher Usenet access package. Catering to a wide range of users, from beginners to advanced, Newsleecher boasts a high completion rate of up to 99% for...

Newsbin, a well-established newsreader in the Usenet community known for its keeping updated throughout the years as Usenet has evolved. Having been in continuous development since its inception in 1997, Newsbin is revered for its advanced functionality and rich...

GrabIt, a Windows newsreader known for its user-friendly approach to browsing Usenet. GrabIt stands out by eliminating the need to download headers for searching, streamlining the Usenet browsing experience. It simplifies the process of finding and downloading Usenet...

NZBGet, a prominent NZB downloader within the Usenet community. Renowned for its performance on various platforms, NZBGet is especially efficient on lower-powered devices, making it an ideal choice for users with older computers or devices like Raspberry Pi. Crafted...

SABnzbd, a highly recognized NZB downloader in the Usenet community, renowned for its user-friendliness and broad compatibility across various platforms. From MacOS and Windows to smaller devices like tablets and mobile phones, SABnzbd's versatility is noteworthy....