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Fix the currently buggy torrent support Currently, if you open a torrent with LimeWire, e.g. from a browser, a second instance of LimeWire pops up. Clearly LimeWire is the kind of application that should be single-instance under all circumstances, since running two instances of LimeWire causes odd effects in your dowload list and other places. So in short: a) Open the torrent in the current instance of LimeWire if running, rather than start a new instance. b) If LimeWire accidentally gets started twice, it should inform the previously started instance of its command line arguments and terminate. This will add robustness. |
And please fix the menu command too And fix the "file" -> "download .torrent file" menu command. When you try to use it LimeWire complains that it can't download the torrent file from the suplied URL. Which is utter bollocks, because none of my browsers (IE, Safari, Konqueror, Firefox, Lynx, Netscape) have a problem downloading it. |
And while you're at it... ...add a checkbox in the options dialog that resets the file association for .torrent files to what it was before LimeWire was installed when unchecked. |
One more annoyance: And why oh why did it remove TorrentSpy from the context menu? Damn... I had to use Regedit to get my old .torrent associations back, so hopefully you understand that I'm pretty pissed off. |
:lmao: Use uTorrent or Azureus until Limewire is ready for torrents. Problem solved ;) |
yea i use utorrent for my torrent files or i try to but everytime i download those files now limewire dominates it, how do i turn off this feature permanently?? oh and hi btw im new lol :wasntme: |
spades i'm having that same problem...i usually use azureus but now everything goes straight to limewire...wtf...anyone know how to change this setting???? |
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