The best MLDonkey alternatives
The rest of Best Peer-to-Peer File Sharing Software, in this site's order: each with what it costs, where it runs and its record score.
Feem suits people who need to move files between nearby devices, including where Internet connectivity is unreliable or unavailable.
It suits people looking for a free BitTorrent client with detailed bandwidth controls, discovery options, and media features.
BitComet suits people managing several downloads at once across BitTorrent, HTTP, and FTP.
µTorrent Classic may suit Windows users who want to manage several torrent downloads, schedule activity, or add torrents remotely.
It suits newer users who want a simpler browser-based torrent interface with fewer customization options to learn.
aMule suits users seeking free peer-to-peer transfers across eD2k and Kademlia.
TorrServer suits people looking to host torrent streaming themselves and use playback URLs with VLC, mpv, or a browser.
WebTorrent suits people who want browser or desktop torrent streaming, as well as developers building peer-to-peer delivery into web or Node.js…
JSTorrent suits people looking for a torrent client on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, or through a Chrome extension.
Resilio Sync suits individuals who want to synchronize or send files across supported devices while managing folder access and selective downloads.
FrostWire suits people who want a BitTorrent client with media playback and selective downloads across desktop and Android platforms.
Transmission may suit people who want a free BitTorrent client for desktop systems, a home NAS, or a media server.
Tixati suits users looking for a free BitTorrent client with transfer controls, filtering, RSS, and decentralized channels.
Deluge suits users seeking a no-cost BitTorrent client with web, desktop, console, and remote-control options.
It suits Android users seeking a free torrent client with selective downloads, streaming, and scheduling.