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Thanks for trying those out and reporting back.

Batch detection can be a little icky, e.g. a movie could come with some auxiliary files, yet wouldn't be a "batch".
There is some detection for this (used to determine whether to display links on the listing page), though I'm not sure of the accuracy.

Building efficient indexes for search filtering can get a bit involved, and there's always another filter that could be added, so I've decided to keep the search function simple. This site also isn't naturally geared towards dealing with batches, so I'm less inclined to go there.

Hopefully the workarounds do a good enough job.

Thank you for the response.

Many of my searches have come up empty because of the use (or non-use) of the term "batch" in the title, so that method is quite unreliable in my experience.
- Sorting by size, on it's own, has proved a tad annoying due to the presence of the BDRemux torrents which are absolutely massive in filesize with little to no difference in quality from the HEVC that I prefer, and often have too few seeds to make up for the difference, but combined with "[anime name] -BDRemux -remux" this is much more feasible. A good piece of advice for others if they haven't already gotten into the habit of using the exclusion terms in their searches.
- I had not considered using the browser Find function for this. Thank you for the tip, this will absolutely save a bit of time in some fringe cases. (Assuming I remember to use it)
- After using this service in the way that I do for so long my eyes scan the right side for the folder icon, then jump to the left to find the team name, so I've already got a nice habit making use of the folder icon.

Is there any chance that such a feature (filter to only multi-file torrents) might be added in the future? If so, please provide the opposite as well, as I'm sure there is a niche for it. (And if one of them is added, the other should require close-to-zero effort)