[ FoxTorrent - Second Part ]

I tried it and I didn't like it, the streaming feature needs a lot of improvement...Also I tried the same torrent file with Azureus and Foxtorrent and the download was a lot faster with Azureus [ or, again, however it's called today at this hour ]. So aparently I'll have to code my own client to be satisfied XD haha right, as if I could...and don't get me wrong, it's not that I dislike Azureus, it's the best if you have a computer with a lot of resources and it doesn't bother you that now they have totally sold out :P...

Oh and if you're wondering which torrent file I tried it was one for an openSUSE linux 10.2 DVD ISO image that I got from the official site:


Ah I forgot to mention that my computer "froze" and I lost some of the data I had downloaded already but I don't know if I should blame this on FoxTorrent, so I am not. Oh and I haven't installed openSUSE yet :P.

[ FoxTorrent ]

I stumbled upon an article on TechCrunch about this new Firefox Add-on called FoxTorrent which lets you stream, YES STREAM, BitTorrent downloads and manage them from within Firefox!, no need to use Opera anymore is it? XD...well well both of them have their stuff...

I'll install the add-on tomorrow and we'll see, it was about time to replace Azureus, or Zudeo or Vuze or whatever they are calling it this minute, man are they annoying those name changes, but what it bugged me so much was that they only offer some content for the United States of America -_-