µ 3.4.2 Build 34727 Stable + Bit 7.9.2 Build 34728 Stable Free Download

µ 3.4.2 Build 34727 Stable + Bit 7.9.2 Build 34728 Stable Free Download
µFtures:
• Tiny. µ size is about 2 MB (smaller than a digital photo!). It installs ultra-fast with a light footprint on your computer, and runs super-efficiently.
• sy. Simple and straightforward – that’s µ. With its purpose-built interface, downloading is a snap.
• Accessible. Access µ from anywhere with µ Remote. sily access your home clients securely (using ultra-private authentiion and -exchange).
• Innovative. Since µ is offered by the tm who invented theBit open source protocol, you know you will always have access to the latest and grtest technologies.
• Fast. Expertly designed for fast downloads. Avoids hogging valuable system resources, runs quietly in the background, and doesn’t interfere with your work, play etc.
• Cutting Edge. Incorporating groundbrking µTP technology, µ maximizes bandwidth and reduces congestion – so you have the smoothest, quickest downloads possible and don’t make your internet connection slow to a crawl.
• lit. µ is instinctively smart. It auto-adjusts bandwidth usage based upon your network and the Internet. Use Skype, play games, strm etc., all without interference.
• Plug-n-Play. The program is a snap to install on your home network. In most cases, it’s plug-n-play. We also use UPnP and NAT-PMP technologies to prepare your router for access.Changes in µ 3.4.2 Build 34727, 2014-10-10:
– Fixed: Remote access not working
– Fixed issues where in some cases adding new RSS feeds are not displayed
– Fixed labels are being ordered in descending order
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Bit 7 client ftures:
• Lightweight client
• Local peer discovery
• Multiple simultaneous downloads
• Configurable bandwidth scheduler
• Global and per- speed limiting
• Quick-resumes for interrupted transfers
• RSS Downloader
• Trackerless support (Mainline DHT)
• Always Spyware-FreeBit 7.9is the first version to include a major change in the way that Bit chooses peers in a swarm. Designed by our own Arvid Norberg, Canonical Peer Priority is a way to help peers connect to the swarm faster, as well as reduce the average hop length from you to any other peer in the swarm.When a bit client joins a swarm, it needs a way to select which peers it connects to. If it chooses poorly, or if there are malicious actors in the swarm, the connections between clients are not well distributed through the swarm, lding to a large of hops from node to node. That slows down the ability to ch client to pass data on to the next.
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