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Submarine — Dive in and find subtitles online
Super-easy to use. Completely free. Just drag and drop a movie file onto Submarine and it will quickly find subtitles in your preferred language. Download or send the subtitles directly to Playr, Submerge or iSubtitle. Boom. Done.
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@alekplay I disagree. An app is better in every respect. Submarine is also notarized by Apple so you can be 100% sure it's without malware or suspicious code. Enjoy!
@alekplay In macOS Mojave for example you will see a dialog such as this one from Submarine if the app has been Notarized by Apple. 
@jorgenisaksson Sure, I don't think you're spreading malware. I'm just saying the barrier to use is lower as a website.
I for one would love to use this, but won't be downloading an app onto my laptop that has the sole purpose of finding subtitles for movies. I would however check it out, and maybe occasionally use, if it was a website.
@alekplay Well opensubtitles.org already has a website filled with ads and other weird stuff. You are of course free to use that instead ;-) https://www.opensubtitles.org/en...
Very cool, looks like a side project of mine https://github.com/ltempier/stfr...
Submarine 2.1.1 is available now. You need to download it manually cause I messed up and accidentally made the 2.1 version sandboxed (like an App Store app ;-) Now Sparkle doesn't have the permissions to update it automatically. Just download 2.1.1 from https://www.bitfield.se/submarin... and I apologize for the mess 😇
Submarine 2.0.5 for #macOS is available now. Found and fixed the dreaded "JSON Conversion Failure" bug caused by a change in the @opensubtitles REST API. Check for updates under Preferences in the app to update.
Just released version 2.0.3 with some minor bug fixes. "Check for updates" under Preferences inside the app to update.
Submarine 2.0.4 just released with some important fixes for users on macOS 10.12 Sierra. Enjoy!
Version 2.0.1 with some bug fixes just released. Just check for updates in the app under Preferences...
@aaronoleary @jorgenisaksson I have the same question ;) Is this available for russian for example?
@aaronoleary @nadezhda_kos Yes, you can find subtitles in russian as well. Give it a spin. It's free ;-)
@nadezhda_kos I added a new screenshot on this page so you can see a partial list of languages supported. There are many ;-)
@wsslstckfsch Sorry about that. Will fix that for the next version Thx for the heads up!
@wsslstckfsch Submarine 2.0.2 is now available and it will not ask you to donate again if you say so. Sorry! Just check for updates under Preferences inside the app.
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