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Version: 4.20.5
Size: 7,47 MB
OS: Windows(All)XP/Vista/7
License: Freeware/ FREE
Developer: FrostWire

FrostWire is a free Gnutella client based on LimeWire distributed under terms of the GPL. FrostWire enables you to share files with millions of other users on the Gnutella network.

Automatic searches on the local network;An integrated audio player; iTunes integration. The FrostWire project will always remain strictly non-profit and free of any bundled software, including any ads or nags.

The only real difference with LimeWire is that FrostWire will always will be free, but will not offer a Pro version.
Laws concerning the use of this piece of software vary from country to country.

Key Features of FrostWire:

-Completely free & open-source
-Firewall-to-firewall transfers
-Built-in community chat
-No bundled software of any kind!
-Connects to more sources
-Creative commons license support
-Max. speed network connections
-Junk result filters
-Turbo-Charged download speeds
-iTunes integration
-BitTorrent support
-Proxy Support
-Friendly Online Chat Rooms
-BTIH Magnet Torrent Downloads

New in This Release:

- Fixes audio player issues. Now all MP3s should support skipping and gain control.
- Fixes bug on status bar speed meter. Now BitTorrent uploads speeds are added up and shown correctly in it.
- Fixes High CPU usage bug while loading hostiles ip list.
- Fixes a bug on MacOSX on which FrostWire would only start downloading a .torrent only if FrostWire was already running.
- The FrostWire windows installer will now clean FrostWire Desktop
-FrostWire.ico has been updated. Now when FrostWire(tm) is associated to .bittorrent files, .bittorrent files will use the FrostWire(tm) icon.

Requirements:

-64 MB RAM (128 MB RAM recommended)
-A Java Runtime Environment (JRE)
-A live connection to the Internet

Note: Some antivirus and antispyware programs flag FrostWire as being infected/malware, although the application is perfectly safe and does not pose a threat to your system. This is called a ”false positive”.

FrostWire, 5.0 out of 5 based on 3 ratings