Streaming videos (186 programs)

Pros: Thousands of free video channels available. An easier, faster way to watch videos online. Support for many video formats and video playlists. Resumes playback right where you stopped. You can keep on browsing while watching videos on a separate window.

Cons: Some video services may not be available in your country. Video quality may vary.

Pros: Watch torrents before they are completely downloaded. Drop and drag system. Allows users to download torrents. Light on system resources.

Cons: Can be expensive when used without a data plan. Torrent downloads can be slow at times. Requires a lot of disc space for saving of downloads. Video quality can be bad at times.

Pros: Free version available with all the features you need to start streaming live content. Support to stream to all popular streaming services with one click. Ability to record locally and post later on a standardized release schedule.

Cons: Advanced features are only unlocked with a monthly subscription.

Pros: Not region-locked. Ad-free viewing. FHD 1080p resolution and 5.1 EAC3 audio.

Cons: Not a standalone video player.

Pros: Supports over 20 subtitle formats including SRT, ASS, and WebVTT. Translation mode with side-by-side multilingual editing. Frame-accurate preview and audio waveform visualization via VLC. Quality validation rules, including checks aligned to TED guidelines.

Cons: Requires a Java runtime and VLC for full multimedia features. Initial setup can be more complex than standalone alternatives. Batch processing relies on command-line tools and CLI familiarity.

Pros: Custom news watches based on keywords. Synchronize with your audio device. Save stories in news bins. Clean up wizard. Tabbed browsing. Blog or share on Digg and delicious.

Cons: Loaded interface might confuse first time users.