Probably not, as there is no field on the AT page for it.  Maybe you can get closer using both keyword search plus the Nyaa filter, if the group you're looking for does or does not do remakes, or is or is not trusted.  If you gave the specific group name you want to track someone might have other specific suggestions.

As above commenter mentioned, unfortunately we don't have good information on groups (I've found it difficult to obtain this reliably).
One workaround to add a 'not' word, i.e. search for "Orphan -Gundam", though it's somewhat unwieldy.
Hope it helps at least.

No one cares lol

get this crap out of here

lol

Specific examples might help.

Solidfiles seems to work for me about as it usually has.

Nevermind: https://animetosho.org/view/cornflower...ip.1041450

You could try to use EZFiles (Filecloud) in the Go4Up-section. It has the fstest download speeds for free users and has no popups (at least if you use Ad-Block)

To be honest, distribution of malware via advertising is a serious problem, and the only good option is to take care.
Ad-Blockers were already mentioned.
Disabling javascript temporarily in your browser adds another layer of protection. Specially userscloud.com works without javascript. Most hosters sadly don't.

Thank you. I Try using ezfiles but it always says service temporary unavailable after clicking download file. any suggestion for links/mirrors that are safe? thanks

Downloading from Openload, Usercloud and UptoBox (and many other file hosting sites) is much simpler than what one might think if they have an ad blocker plugin installed in their web browsers. (Needless to say, like antivirus/security programs, there should be only one instance of such plugins installed in a browser)

Just search/google uBlock Origin and install it (from official Firefox/Chrome/Opera Add-ons store) for your web browser. Don't use AdBlock which isn't that efficient and the more advanced AdBlock Plus which is resource hog. The best ad blocker plugin out there is uBlock Origin which is the lightest on system resources, fastest and most efficient one.
(One can whitelist any website they want to support it.)

Use of a reputable download manager program (e.g. IDM, FDM, IDA, EagleGet and JDownloader) or the great Firefox plugin DownThemAll is also highly recommended.

And always Keep your OS and programs up-to-date especially those which are used for Internet i.e. web browsers and browser plugins (like the infamous Adobe Flash Player).

Uninstall browser plugins you don’t use. Browser plugins, especially Java and Adobe’s Flash, are usually the most vulnerable elements in a system. Uninstall Java JRE or at least disable it in browsers.

Disable Flash auto-play and enable click-to-play for plug-ins.

Use an anti-exploit tool which will protect you from web-based vulnerability threats. One of the best options is Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit.

Act on the above tips to protect yourself against the rising and serious security threat of malvertising and have a better online experience ;)

Not at the moment.
No idea if it'll ever happen, but if you're hungry for info, you can find some here.