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newTrackon maintains a list of stable BitTorrent trackers, defined as those with more than 95% uptime and at least 10 days of history by default. The list can be copied into torrents or a BitTorrent client, with options to include IPv4-only, IPv6-only, and newer trackers.
qui is a web UI for qBittorrent. It manages one or many qBittorrent instances from a single page, with cross-seed, rule-based automations, scheduled backups with restore, orphan scanning and a reverse proxy endpoint. It runs as a single binary or Docker image on Linux, macOS and Windows, using SQLite by default or Postgres. It is free and open source under GPL-2.0-or-later.
TorrentTags is a website for checking torrents for claims by entering a torrent hash or uploading a .torrent file. The site states that the project is not actively maintained and may contain outdated information. It also notes that the site is currently in beta.
xrel is a torrent index or resource page for searching listings, metadata, forums, or tracker information.
kTorrent is a BitTorrent application by KDE for downloading files using the BitTorrent protocol. It can run multiple torrents simultaneously and includes features such as torrent queuing, global and per-torrent speed limits, selective downloading and file prioritization for multi-file torrents, protocol encryption, DHT, UPnP port forwarding, and tracker authentication. Plugins add further functionality.
Cross-platform application intended to create and edit .torrent and uTorrent .dat files. It can create a .torrent file from scratch, add or remove files, and change torrent information such as name, comment, publisher, url, creation date, trackers and author. It supports a command line mode and is portable.
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newTrackon maintains a list of stable BitTorrent trackers, defined as those with more than 95% uptime and at least 10 days of history by default. The list can be copied into torrents or a BitTorrent client, with options to include IPv4-only, IPv6-only, and newer trackers.
qui is a web UI for qBittorrent. It manages one or many qBittorrent instances from a single page, with cross-seed, rule-based automations, scheduled backups with restore, orphan scanning and a reverse proxy endpoint. It runs as a single binary or Docker image on Linux, macOS and Windows, using SQLite by default or Postgres. It is free and open source under GPL-2.0-or-later.
TorrentTags is a website for checking torrents for claims by entering a torrent hash or uploading a .torrent file. The site states that the project is not actively maintained and may contain outdated information. It also notes that the site is currently in beta.
xrel is a torrent index or resource page for searching listings, metadata, forums, or tracker information.
kTorrent is a BitTorrent application by KDE for downloading files using the BitTorrent protocol. It can run multiple torrents simultaneously and includes features such as torrent queuing, global and per-torrent speed limits, selective downloading and file prioritization for multi-file torrents, protocol encryption, DHT, UPnP port forwarding, and tracker authentication. Plugins add further functionality.
Cross-platform application intended to create and edit .torrent and uTorrent .dat files. It can create a .torrent file from scratch, add or remove files, and change torrent information such as name, comment, publisher, url, creation date, trackers and author. It supports a command line mode and is portable.
