As always we want to make the site as easy to use as possible, so we have removed some rarely used features and integrated that functionality into the existing search.

So what's changed?

Country Details
First of all you will see that we no longer have a 'Country Details' section, this information is still available but it has been moved to the 'Advanced Search' modal. All these functions and more have been rolled into the Advanced Search.

Now if you want to find out what is new in the particular country, you can just select 'new last 24 hours' in on the 'Select Filter' drop down (Alternatively you can just type 'new last x y' where x is a number and y is a timeframe like hour,day,month). Then just select any country and the results will be specific to that country (or any group of selected countries).
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If you want to see whats new globally, you can still do this by just selecting all countries.

If you want to find out what is expiring in a country, you can just select 'expiring' in the 'Select Filter' drop down.
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Country Or And Unique
This is an exciting new feature which lets you pull lots of details on groups of countries and the relationship between the titles in each.

On the advanced search you see a little gear that change when clicked between 'or', 'and' and 'unique'.

• Selecting 'or' will just provide you with all titles in any of the chosen countries, this is the default behaviour and similar to what you would see on the previous uNoGS.
• Selecting 'and' will provide you with a list of all titles which are in all of the selected countries. This is especially helpful if you have friends in different countries and want to choose the same title to watch.
• Selecting 'unique' will provide you with a list of all titles which are unique to the selected countries. This is a great way to find out what is unique to your country or what is special about a group of countries.

Infinite Scroll
The main title list will now automatically load all titles without having to page through the results. In order to keep you from losing your place the title information now appears in a modal so it doesn't require a completely separate page load.

New API
The website now uses a variant of the uNoGSNG API which is open to everyone so feel free to have a look and use it if you need an API for Netflix data (This also means you don't need to try and scrape our site!).

Have a look around and let us know what you think in the comments!
-Admin

Update 2020-03-29
A note to everyone:
The site was changed because the previous code was a complete mess after being hacked on for more than 4 years.
For things like the path changes and query_strings, these are indicative of the new API we are using along with some of the software we are using to produce the site. I realise change is difficult and we probably could have been a little more gradual with the changes but sometimes its better to just rip the band-aid off. That being said, we will endeavour to address any concerns you might have.

Thanks for being patient,
-Admin