File Sharing & Peer to Peer (162 programs)

Pros: Supports multiple protocols. High performance. Previews.

Cons: Some interface problems.

Pros: Provides a built-in RSS reader. Offers various advanced features. Suitable for beginners.

Cons: Not the most appealing interface.

Pros: More secure downloading. Prevents corruption of files.

Cons: Not many other users to share with.

Pros: Download and play at the same time. Works on most mobile devices. Simple and easy to install. Can be used to play offline files.

Cons: No ability to share files directly from the app. The UI can be intimidating at first. Slow download speeds at times. Requires a lot of memory to work.

Pros: Designed for all levels of expertise. Easy to use. Shows the health of your downloads.

Cons: Speed is less than dedicated clients such as uTorrent.

Pros: A smaller file size can be beneficial for those with limited memory.. The ability to work with uTorrent and BitTorrent..

Cons: It is currently only available in English.. There is no version designed for mobile devices such as smartphones..

Pros: Improved interface. Supposedly Low ID issue fixed.

Cons: Not an original interface.

Pros: Very accessible. Light and fast. Includes essential functions. No advertising.

Cons: Only one plug in is available.

Pros: Very easy to use. Endless number of torrents at your fingertips.

Cons: Heavy emphasis on in app purchases. Some torrents may contain viruses.

Pros: Added new features to stop ISPs blocking eMule. Better NAT handling. Saves searches between sessions.

Cons: No major interface improvements. Still tricky to connect to servers sometimes. ISP obfuscation doesn't work for all ISPs.

Pros: Very easy to use. Produces many search hits. No adware or spyware.

Cons: Not updated very often. No significant benefits over the original.

Pros: Easy to use. Built-in search engine. A multitude of options.