FrostWire is an open source, peer-to-peer file sharing program for the BitTorrent protocols. Above all, it is free program, and you can run it on any computer with an internet connection. FrostWire uses very little minimum system requirements.
Join millions of other file sharers and download unlimited music, movies, and games. A large variety of files you will find on FrostWire, and searching for them is quick and easy. Never again pay for a service that could be dirt cheap. – if it weren’t being run by profiteering gluttons.
This application is written in Java. Gnutella support was dropped entirely, and now FrostWire only uses the BitTorrent network. You can now use this program to send large files or entire folders to Colleagues, Friends and family.
FrostWire Features:
- Completely Free and open-source
- Send large files and folders
- Firewall-to-firewall transfers
- Turbo-Charged Download Speeds
- Full featured BitTorrent support
- Magnet Link compatible
- SoundCloud compatible
- Built-in Video Player
- Wi-Fi sharing for Mac, PC, Android
- Kindle Fire HD compatible
- Internet Radio support
- New Media Library and Audio Player
- iTunes Integration
- Max. speed network connections
- Junk Result Filters
- Friendly Online Chat Rooms
- Proxy Support
- No Spyware. No Adware. Guaranteed.
FrostWire performs a Smart Search upon the most relevant torrent search results. They come from BitTorrent search engines. That means it remembers every file contained by every torrent. It scans increasing greatly the chance to find what you are looking for, super fast.
Changes in FrostWire 6.9.10 Build 316:
- Faster search results
- Telluride build 25 with Python 3.11, faster web video searches
- New BTDigg search engine
- Search results cache now works with sqlite database
- MPlayer 1.5.0 with FFmpeg snapshot and OpenSSL 1.1.1s
- SoundCloud search fixed
- Torrentz2 search fixed
- New button on status line right corner to open settings screen
- Old buttons to access settings screen from search results and library gone
- SearchManager now has 2 executors, one for crawlers another for one off requests
- Default audio/video player setting for Linux is mplayer
- Misc screen bugfix for Linux
- Removed defunct Zooqle
- Removed audio player playlists along with H2 database dependency
- Less threads, less memory usage, more thread pool reusage for background UI related tasks
- Express VPN detection fixed for Windows
- DEV: New SearchPerformer.isDDOSProtectionActive() logic used in unit tests
- CI: jdk19 tests
- CI: telluride tests do not run in CI
- CI: all search performers have tests
Supported Operating systems:
- Windows 10, 8, 7, Vista for Intel processors (64-bit only)
- Mac OS X 10.11 (El Capitan) or later (64-bit)
- Linux, Unix such as Solaris (64-bit)
- Android 5.0 (Lollypop) or later