best free torrent client?

[raymoohawk]

any recomendations for a free and relatively safe torrent client? i've been using utorrent for a while now, but i dont know if that is a good option or not

[Sick Bow]

I mean if it's working for you, why change? Don't fix it if it aint broke. I use uTorrent, but I don't use torrents very often. Never had any issues, minus the advertisements in the bottom left.

[Linguica]

Deluge

[Clonehunter]

Didn't uTorrent turn into some ad free for all with a pay wall? I something something happening to it. SOmething with viruses even.

I use qBittoorent. Very easy to use and fairly easy to navigate.

[Remilia Scarlet]

qbittorrent and (on Linux) ktorrent are both my preferred programs. They're straight-forward, open source, and offer a nice amount of features.

[⇛Marnetmar⇛]

Clonehunter said:

Didn't uTorrent turn into some ad free for all with a pay wall? I something something happening to it. SOmething with viruses even.

I use qBittoorent. Very easy to use and fairly easy to navigate.

They put in random intrusive minute-long ads and presumably a bitcoin miner.

[snapshot]

I use Bittorrent, Never had any issues with it, except a small and not noticeable ad over torrents list.

[AndrewB]

You can disable ads within utorrent. Google can help with that, takes about 2 minutes. I just make a habit of shutting it down when not using it.

[dew]

AndrewB said:

You can disable ads within utorrent. Google can help with that, takes about 2 minutes. I just make a habit of shutting it down when not using it.

You can also use a better product without the hassle, like qBitTorrent.

[Master O]

raymoohawk said:

any recomendations for a free and relatively safe torrent client? i've been using utorrent for a while now, but i dont know if that is a good option or not

Tixati is a good client, too:

https://tixati.com/

It also comes in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions.

[Wild Dog]

Utorrent, i have the free version and the ads are in the program, under lower part. Not annoying at all.

[Varis Alpha]

Deluge is pretty good. i used to use uTorrent for a long time, but the intrusive ads turned me away from the whole experience.

[Pencil of Doom]

qBittorrent, although i use Utorrent, i rarely use it, even though i just ignore the ads whenever i use it.

[raymoohawk]

thanks for the suggestions, seems like theres plety good ones to choose from. i do find the utorrent ads annoying, so i'll go with qbitorrent for now

[Archi]

uTorrent 1.8.2

[pablogener]

I use Transmission QT. Both on linux and window$. It's free and open source.

[Buckshot]

utorrent for PC.

ttorrent for mobile.

[wildweasel]

Linguica said:

Deluge

This - it's basically uTorrent without the ads, crapware, and general cruftiness. And it's cross-platform!

[Avoozl]

At least there is options for disabling ads on utorrent with the advanced settings.

[Sallan]

I use Vuze, good enough for me.