BiglyBT is an open source BitTorrent client. The project lists features including I2P integration, Swarm Merging, a tag system, WebTorrent support, a built-in VPN kill switch, meta-search and UPnP/DLNA access. Its installer contains no ads or third-party offers, and migration tools are provided for several BitTorrent clients.
A spreadsheet page comparing private trackers, with columns for name, abbreviation, type, codebase, grade, users, torrents, peers, ratios, freeleech, points, hit-and-run rules, birthdays, and join dates. It also lists trackers from Jackett that have not yet been added.
Webtor.io is a browser-based torrent tool for streaming and downloading torrents without installing a client. Users paste a magnet link or upload a .torrent file, select a file, then stream it in the built-in player or get a direct HTTP download link. The site states it is open-source and supports magnet links and .torrent files.
Flood is a web interface for rTorrent, Transmission and qBittorrent torrent clients. It supports touch screen devices with a responsive, collapsible sidebar, and offers light and dark color schemes that follow the system theme by default. Over 20 languages are supported, with language detected from browser preferences and automatic switching.
A blog post describing how to download torrents anonymously through I2P, a free anonymity network. It covers installing I2P, configuring Firefox to use its proxy, and using I2PSnark, noting that clearnet tracker torrents usually do not work inside I2P and only peers running I2P can connect.
AutoDL-Irssi is a torrent index or resource page for searching listings, metadata, forums, or tracker information.
A page providing updated lists of public BitTorrent trackers, refreshed daily by a bot that checks the trackers. The lists are sorted by popularity and latency, with duplicate domains or IP addresses removed, and include variants for UDP, HTTP, HTTPS, WebSocket, I2P and Yggdrasil.
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A spreadsheet page comparing private trackers, with columns for name, abbreviation, type, codebase, grade, users, torrents, peers, ratios, freeleech, points, hit-and-run rules, birthdays, and join dates. It also lists trackers from Jackett that have not yet been added.
Webtor.io is a browser-based torrent tool for streaming and downloading torrents without installing a client. Users paste a magnet link or upload a .torrent file, select a file, then stream it in the built-in player or get a direct HTTP download link. The site states it is open-source and supports magnet links and .torrent files.
Flood is a web interface for rTorrent, Transmission and qBittorrent torrent clients. It supports touch screen devices with a responsive, collapsible sidebar, and offers light and dark color schemes that follow the system theme by default. Over 20 languages are supported, with language detected from browser preferences and automatic switching.
A blog post describing how to download torrents anonymously through I2P, a free anonymity network. It covers installing I2P, configuring Firefox to use its proxy, and using I2PSnark, noting that clearnet tracker torrents usually do not work inside I2P and only peers running I2P can connect.
AutoDL-Irssi is a torrent index or resource page for searching listings, metadata, forums, or tracker information.
A page providing updated lists of public BitTorrent trackers, refreshed daily by a bot that checks the trackers. The lists are sorted by popularity and latency, with duplicate domains or IP addresses removed, and include variants for UDP, HTTP, HTTPS, WebSocket, I2P and Yggdrasil.
