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How you found the violation and any other useful info. Submit Cancel. Open in new tab. Transmission has long been one of our favorite Mac and Linux torrent clients, with a lightweight and simple interface and footprint. It was one of the first clients to add broad support for magnet URIs, as well as support for file creation compatible with both Vuze and uTorrent, two major players in the torrent client game. The app focuses on using as few resources as it can, and keeping things as simple and straightforward as possible.
DMG server. BitTorrent is the original torrent client, originally developed to support uploading and download files using the BitTorrent protocol, still used today by most torrent sites. First released over fifteen years ago in , BitTorrent as a client has someone of a hazy history. Though originally considered one of the better torrent clients you could download for Windows for many years, eventually, with the release of version 6.
As such, BitTorrent is no longer considered open-source, and there are some payment options here for users to select from. Outside of these features, BitTorrent is a pretty standard torrent application. In , the program was rebranded by Vuze, designed to be seen as a social client rather than a torrenting client. Vuze is considered to be adware due to its inclusion of a Vuze-branded toolbar, so while the software might have a long history of torrent support for years, we do suggest steering clear of Vuze and going for an ad-free experience, like the ones provided by qBittorrent and Deluge.
And hey, if you were a fan of Vuze for years before ads were added, you should know a bunch of ex-Vuze developers have split off into their own app, BiglyBT. No ads, no third-party software, but all the features Vuze had from the start. BitComet is another classic application dating back to the early oughts, and not without its fair share of controversies and criticisms as well.
A built-in video player also allows you to view Flash video files. There have been some controversies over BitComet as a platform, including some legal issues with host site FileHippo last decade, though overall, BitComet is a dependable service that, despite a busy interface, is great for downloading content quickly through your torrent and magnet URLs. BitLord represents another ad-supported, proprietary torrent client that is available for both Windows and MacOS platforms.
Perhaps the coolest feature included here: the ability to use Airplay to watch torrents on your Apple TV while downloading content straight from a source.
In , uTorrent began including a Conduit Engine toolbar within its download utility, along with making the homepage and default search engine Conduit without consent. Most of the complaints with this one are due to the torrent search being really not great.
LibreTorrent is an open source torrent app with all of the basics. It's based on the libtorrent open source code and you can find a link to that in the Google Play description if you want to read it. The app has a simple Material Design UI with a light and dark mode. In addition, you can keep track of all of your active torrents.
We gave it a try and didn't see any issues with it really, although some Google Play reviews do nitpick it a little bit. This is an excellent free torrent downloader if you need one. Torrnado is something a little bit different. It doesn't download torrents on its own.
Instead, it connects to your computer. That way you see the torrents downloading there. That frees up space and power on your device so your computer can carry the load. It works with Transmission, a popular cross-platform torrent app for most desktop operating systems.
The app lets you add and remove torrents, see session stats, and other management features. The free version is a trial. TorrDroid is one of the newer torrent apps. It gets all of the basics right. It also features a torrent search. However, like most, it's spotty and inconsistent. The design is simple and easy to use.
The app is also free with advertising. Our only gripe is that there is no option to purchase a pro version to remove the ads.
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