Just remember that although the application itself is clean, you are responsible for the data that you will upload or download through a torrent. It's 100% clean, so the setup process should be easy enough and without any unwanted advertising. Note regarding the installation: There's nothing hidden in this app, no bundles, no unwanted ads or anything like that. Trademark Note 2: Mac and OS X are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. Trademark Note 1: Microsoft®, Windows® and other product names are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. There are many other legit usage examples of how qBittorrent can be used. A good example of a legit torrent can be found on the official GIMP homepage - the download section OR Ubuntu download section. Do not distribute or redistribute any illegal content. Important: Please be aware that while qBittorrent is a free, open source, clean torrent manager software YOU are responsible for the data you choose to download. detailed torrent info: size, status, seeds, peers, download and upload speed, ratio, etc. IP Filtering (compatible with eMule and PeerGuardian) and IPv6 compliant. bandwidth scheduler and sequential download. support for UPnP / NAT-PMP port forwarding. advanced control for trackers, peers, and torrents (torrent queueing and prioritizing). support for all BitTorrent extensions: Magnet/BitComet, Peer Exchange, DHT, etc. integrated and customizable search: on most famous BitTorrent search sites. similar user interfaces with µTorrent (for a smooth transition). The primary purpose of this Bittorrent client is to offer an alternative to other similar torrent managers. WINDOWS: NSIS: Update Turkish, Uzbek translation (Burak Yavuz, shitcod3r)ĭownload qBittorrent a free, open source application based on Qt toolkit and libtorrent-rasterbar that runs on all major OS such as Windows®, Linux, Mac® OS X®, OS/2 or FreeBSD (including support for over 25 languages). RSS: Prevent RSS folder from being moved into itself (glassez) WEBUI: Reject requests that contain backslash in path (glassez)
WEBUI: Allow to set read-only directory as torrent location (glassez) WEBUI: Allow only TLS 1.2+ in the server (sledgehammer999) WEBUI: Blacklist bad ciphers for TLS in the server (sledgehammer999) WEBUI: Migrate away from unsafe function (Chocobo1) BUGFIX: Be more likely to allow the system to use power saving modes (glassez) BUGFIX: Update the cached torrent state once recheck is started (glassez) BUGFIX: Don't unexpectedly activate queued torrents when prefetching metadata for added magnets (glassez) It seems to affect only v4.5.0 and v4.5.1. This affects users that have enabled the WebUI/WebAPI. The bug allowed for any file on the user's filesystem to be served without any authentication. V4.5.2 contains a security bugfix in the web server.
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