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Dracula for qBittorrent is a theme that changes the client's interface. The page provides a .qbtheme file for download, activation instructions through the qBittorrent preferences, and a separate Web UI theme installed from a repository. It also lists troubleshooting steps for Windows title bar and white flash behavior.
FileMood is a search engine for locating files that are currently available on the internet. Its bots continuously scan, index and catalogue files that other people are downloading. The site reports searching across 1,989,951,443 files and 66,122,456 entries.
The Graph is a static sheet view of tracker connections that lets users abbreviate tracker names, remove dead ends, and set source and target filters. Users can hide elements not on a path, display a path description, and click circles and arrows for additional information. The site is no longer maintained.
LIII BitTorrent Client is an open-source file sharing utility for Windows Vista, 7, 8 and 10 that downloads torrents with minimal impact on system resources. It has a minimalistic interface, downloads managing and flexible settings, and can open torrents from URLs or magnet links. The listed latest version is 0.1.1.20, dated 07 Oct 2023.
A Calomel.org page of research notes on rTorrent, covering security modifications and usability hacks. It describes building rTorrent from source to allow customization, such as changing the upload ratio reported to trackers and the client's reported identity. The page states Aria2 became the preferred client over rTorrent because of slow development, open bugs and incompatibility with FreeBSD's clang compiler.
mpv-webtorrent-hook is an mpv plugin that streams magnet links and other torrent identifiers handled by webtorrent-cli. It detects magnet: links, torrent files or URLs ending in torrent, and info hashes, and identifiers can be prefixed with webtorrent://. By default it removes videos after playback and sets the title to the video name.
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.
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.
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.
Private Trackers General is a guide collection covering private tracker topics, including an introduction to RED, ratio-building techniques, a private tracker list, and a Chinese PT guide. It also links to resources such as the r/trackers wiki and OpenSignups and outlines pathways for newcomers and recruitment chains.
qBittorrent is an open-source software project aiming to provide an alternative to µTorrent. It is based on the Qt toolkit and libtorrent-rasterbar library and runs on FreeBSD, Linux, macOS, OS/2 and Windows. Features include RSS feed support, magnet links, a web user interface and IP filtering.
qBittorrent is an open-source software project intended as an alternative to µTorrent, based on the Qt toolkit and libtorrent-rasterbar library. It runs on FreeBSD, Linux, macOS, OS/2 and Windows, and is developed by volunteers. Its features include a µTorrent-like interface, no ads, a search engine, RSS support, BitTorrent extensions, remote control through a web interface and bandwidth scheduling.
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.
A directory page on Opentrackers.org listing resources related to Warez and the Scene. It links to background articles, historical archives of BBS, artscene and demoscene material, scene rules and notices, release databases and GLFTPD scripts. The page states that dates represent when each link was added.
Seedr is an online service that imports files from links into personal cloud storage. Files can be viewed in a built-in cloud player and saved to any device without installing software. It also connects to media servers and cloud storage.
SonicBit is an AI-integrated cloud storage service that offers one-click app hosting, a built-in seedbox and a chat assistant for finding and adding content. It includes a drive for moving, renaming, zipping, searching, streaming and sharing files. A prepaid AI Model API provides OpenAI-compatible access to DeepSeek, GLM and Kimi models.
srrDB is a public collection of Warez scene information, holding ReScene and nfo files. It is described as a historical record of the warez scene, and its help page states that no downloads are offered there. Users can browse entries, and the site provides an API, wiki, IRC channel and open data dumps.
Tixati is a BitTorrent client for Windows, Linux and Android. The site lists features including DHT, PEX and Magnet Link support, RC4 connection encryption, bandwidth management and charting, and an event scheduler. It states that the client contains no spyware and no ads and is free to use.
Torrent Client is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
A browser-based tool that converts .torrent files into magnet URIs using JavaScript. Files can be dropped onto the page or opened through a file browser. It uses SHA-1, Bencode and Base32 libraries, which the page says are primarily designed for web usage but can be modified for environments such as node.js.
Torrents.csv is a collaborative git repository of torrents, consisting of a single, searchable torrents.csv file. It is initially populated with a January 2017 backup of the pirate bay, and new torrents are periodically added from various torrents sites. It comes with a self-hostable webserver, a command line search, and a folder scanner to add torrents.
A tool that checks whether a VPN or proxy is leaking IP or DNS information. It offers a VPN leak test covering IPv4, DNS, WebRTC and geolocation leaks, and a torrent IP leak test that checks which IP address and DNS server a torrent client uses.
Transdroid is an Android app for managing BitTorrent clients. It supports popular clients such as µTorrent, Transmission, rTorrent, Vuze, Deluge, BitTorrent 6 and qBittorrent. Users can view and manage running torrents and individual files, add torrents through integrated search, RSS feeds or a barcode scanner, and monitor progress via a home screen widget or background alarm service.
Fast Down is a free file upload service. The site lists file upload, remote URL upload, copying files and torrent leech among its options, and states that no live torrent server is available at the moment.
