torrent2box
Upload torrents from your browser to your ruTorrent seedbox.
Add torrents using several programs' WebUIs
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This extension allows you to send torrent files from your browser to your remote or local Bittorrent client's web interface.
It doesn't just send the urls to the WebUIs, but downloads the torrent and uses the file upload function of the UIs to add the torrent. Thus, it even works on private trackers that require cookies.
Currently, it supports several web interfaces, a full list can be viewed on the project page.
Per default, this extension scans any open page for links that match given filters and overwrites the download-action, but its functionality can also be accessed via a context menu.
Its filters are easily extensible using regular expressions via the options page, but a basic set of filters should work for most sites.
For faq, support (issues) or the latest changes, please visit the GitHub page that is linked in the "DETAILS" tab of this page.
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Muy buena extensión
Works great! I had trouble getting it to work at first, but than realized I was trying to access it via utorrent "REMOTE" instead of "Web UI" (Under Advanced) After realizing that it works awesome :D
Works great with RuTorrent. Would be nice if the icon was also a button to go directly to the web interface.
doesn't correctly forward magnet links to uTorrent 3.2 Beta 26883 x86 webUI using Chrome dev 19.0.1.106811. clicking on a magnet link or selecting "add to remote webUI" from dropdown does nothing. there's no success/error popup, and the magnet link doesn't register on the remote uTorrent server. more disturbingly, disabling the remote uTorrent webUI completely also displays the same behaviour--there's no "server not available" popup at all. this problem seems to be restricted to your uTorrent support because changing options to any other kind of remote webUI (for instance, Vuze or Transmission) correctly displays an error popup ("could not communicate with server").
great.. finally somethging that works with my buffalonas box.
Great extension! It works perfectly and I love that it supports magnet links in Deluge. Thanks for your efforts. I imagine this extension needs permissions for "Your data on all websites" and "Your tabs and browsing activity" to function at all. The extension needs to access to the data on the websites you visit to catch and parse torrent links. I'm surprised if this ever functioned in the past without needing access to at least data on all websites. It may seem scary, but Google doesn't offer a more limited version of the permission that only makes available certain elements of website data to extensions.
Same question as David Amor... could you explain the change? Thanks!
I love this but noticed a change in a recent version: This extension can access: * Your data on all websites * Your tabs and browsing activity I don't really like the look of that. I'm sure others wouldn't like it either. Can I continue using the old version, or is there another way around these security concerns?