KTorrent on KDE desktop on Linux. Transmission on other operating systems.
this post was submitted on 08 Jul 2023
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Flud on mobile and qBittorrent on PC
Flud isn't opensource like some of other options out there. Also they push ads
Flud is great! One of my most missed apps since moving to iOS.
Qbittorrent-nox. However I'm not completely sure if nox has support for a torrent creator tool like Qbittorrent does.
I use a self hosted transmission docker container. The web ui is decent
rTorrent with the Flood UI.
aria2, a terminal client because I don’t want to clutter my screen area with apps that have limited U and little interaction with me.
I use aria for regular downloads, but couldn't get it to work with torrents. It's very picky what it downloads and what not. Maybe configuration thing, but gave up after few tries. I prefer dedicated solutions
Ive never had any problems with it.
Sad i had to scroll this far to see this. Great client.
uTorrent 2, the last one before the acquisition. Can find it on old software sites
Real debrid.
My favorite used to be torrentflux, these days I mostly use transmission
Qbittorrent enhanced edition
qBittorent but I typically access it using Flood as a frontend unless I need advanced features that aren't available in the Flood UI.
Flud on Mobile and Deluge on PC.
uTorrent 2.2.1
why
Old habit and it works 100 % of the time. Low on cpu and memory.
itorrent
Tribler.
Tribler is an open source decentralized BitTorrent client which allows anonymous peer-to-peer by default. Tribler is based on the BitTorrent protocol and uses an overlay network for content searching
Love me some DHT! The dht has saved some of my trackerless quests on many occasions.
I still use that ancient uTorrent app before they were bought out.
rTorrent with the Flood UI.
qbitorrent, sometimes transmission(like how simple is) and libretorrent for android, libretorrent is so good man.
Mainly LibreTorrent on Android since I only pirate music and anime.