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Torrent Swapper


Torrent Swapper is a bittorrent client with some interesting features that make it stick out of the crowd of bittorrent clients. First of all it was written in Python making it independent from any operating system. Several other clients offer this as well though and the main feature that distinguishes Torrent Swapper from other clients is the feature to share upload speed between computers.

What this means is that it is possible to upload the same file much faster effecting the download speed as well for trackers that reward users who have higher upload speeds. Next feature that differs is the so called recommendation feature. You click on a torrent and receive possible recommendations that you can download right from the menu.

Several minor features exist as well such as showing the location of all seeders on the world map with detailed information about them, priority queue system, multiple downloads and basically all the important features of a nice bittorrent client.

Torrent Swapper Main Window:

torrent swapper bittorent client

Torrent Swapper Geo Location:

torrent swapper geo location

Torrent Swapper Recommend Feature:

torrent swapper recommend

I’m not really sure what the Torrent collecting feature does when you look in the options which is why I did disable it. Other than that it looks pretty solid and is surely worth a look if you are looking for a new bittorrent client.




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4 Responses to “Torrent Swapper”

  1. z0iid says:

    seems as if your “Attention, Security Tip:” (IE vs Firefox) is a blanket recommendation… I get it in IE or Firefox.

  2. Martin says:

    I’m only getting it in IE. Do you use a extension to disguise Firefox as IE by chance ?

  3. 1 says:

    i’ve seen it in firefox (with no addon), but its not there now.

  4. Martin says:

    well it is explicitly checking the MSIE User Agent which should only report true if you are in deed using the Internet Explorer or changing the USER Agent in a different browser to be MSIE..

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