Recent changes to feature-requests

support for multitracker&webseed spec

Anonymous — Tue, 30 Sep 2003 09:56:51 -0000

support for creating torrents with multiple trackers and
with webseeds (as far as i know there isn't any programm
which can do web seed torrents now...)

for more info visit bt.degreez.net

Capability to open concurrently more files.

Anonymous — Thu, 18 Sep 2003 18:07:11 -0000

Hi.
First of all: TorrentSpy is great. I use it a lot of
times when I need to know what is the real number of
the seeds and downloaders.
Second: I have some problems when I want to find which
file to download (usually I download all the files
.torrent that I want and then I choose between all of
them, in that way I can find the files that will be
soon without seeds). I have to open a lot of files with
TorrentSpy, wait all results and choose the file to
download.
It can be more useful if we can open more files (with
drag 'n drop, an open dialog or selecting more than 1
file in Explorer and using "Enter" or the
context-menu). In this way we can have all information
about the files in one window, collapse the window in
one move or refresh the info with one click.

Great job, thank you very much.
Gabriele

Open dialog

Anonymous — Sun, 07 Sep 2003 10:43:31 -0000

Open dialog, I don't like drag n drop...

Linux version

m.jordan — Tue, 03 Jun 2003 16:05:43 -0000

is ther a linux version possible

Bit Torrent File Browser

Anonymous — Wed, 28 May 2003 00:44:40 -0000

Hi. I like Bit Torrent. But finding files is hard. Would it be
possible to build a Bit Torrent browser (rather like a web
browser, or a browser plug-in) that users could easily
publish their shared files to and that would broadcast
this shared files list to other users of the browser, so
that users could browse and search for each others
shared files? This would be more like a traditional PP
app, but would have the benefit of potentially turning a
simple web browser in to a powerful file sharing
application. It would not as a rule, be directly linked to
the Bit Torrent app.

Of course if you could intergrate all of the features of
torrentspy this would be great too.

Save Torrent Option

Anonymous — Sun, 04 May 2003 02:34:22 -0000

I just love this utility...

When you click on a .torrent file, TorrentSpy loads just
great, you get to see all the internals "decoded" and
see what's what. If you want to download it, just click
on the launch button.

A simple feature would be to save the torrent to a file
somewhere... This will save the trouble of having to re-
download the torrent if you need to stop downloading, or
if you want to reseed, you can get to the .torrent file
quickly with all the requiered information (primarily the
tracker info.)

Hope this is implemented soon

Jorge Valdes
jvaldes@sv.intercomnet.net