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Old 28-03-08, 03:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Arfie
So does opera without any plugins and downloads and manages the torrent, but utorrent manages the download better than either browser and has the searchbox within it which opens up the chosen browser with a chosen search engine (6 installed I think and you can add others manually).
Haven't looked at Opera for some years now. I'm sure it's very good. Of course, there are Firefox extensions to handle torrents, but like you I prefer a dedicated client.

utorrent has a good reputation for being a very lightweight (in a good way) bit torrent client. Personally I use Azureus which has more features and is free (as is utorrent).


One more for the list that I forgot before:

Snarfer which is a free RSS/Atom reader. I've tried several others and found them bloated and slow. This one is neither.
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