[official]qBittorrent 4.3.9 installer - Built with MSVC 2017

[42n82rist]

But why use a proprietary piece of software in 2021 when 7-zip is open-source and available for 100% free?

Apathy?? Maybe.
Is it still functional? It has never failed me w/my compression/encryption (and reverse) needs.
Is it broken? Nope.
Does it need fixing? Not yet
Is it the default utility? Absolutely and for far too long!

Chacun à son goût? Most Definitely!

[mzso]

Hi!
I don't see a 4.4.x thread, but I think it was also happening on 4.3.x.

Recently I noticed that recently when I press the browse button in the add torrent window, I get navigated to a folder that is the parent folder of whatever was in the path field (unless it's a drive root). This feels like bug to me, at least I'm hoping it's not a feature. Because it's not very practical to do this. Especially when there are several other folders in this locations so it takes a bit to find the folder I was interested in.

Also the non existent folder notification is displayed all the time erroneously. Claiming for all folders that they don't exist, even though they're there.

[raccoon]

Wrong thread for client bugs. But I cannot reproduce either. 1) Add Torrent File navigation takes me inside the folder of a path that I paste into the File Name field whether it has a tailing backslash or not. 2) Non-existent folders can happen if you're trying to access folders that don't belong to you, such as a portable harddrive from another computer. Run qbt As Administrator or take ownership of the folders. Respond to this comment in a different forum thread or open an Issue on github. /end

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[sledgehammer_999]

4.3.9 link-> http://www.fosshub.com/qBittorrent.html
Changelog: http://www.qbittorrent.org/news.php


Libraries's version used:
Libtorrent: 1.2.14+git28ebc27622
Qt: 5.15.2
Boost: 1.76.0

PS: To anyone wondering: Boost 1.77 wasn't used due to compilation problems.

[raccoon]

Is this thread ended? Is 4.4.x the current and proper build now? Is 4.3.9 obsolete?

[Peter]

Is this thread ended? Is 4.4.x the current and proper build now? Is 4.3.9 obsolete?

I mean there are no huge changes in libtorrent that would force you to upgrade.
So 4.3.9 is not obsolete and probably it won't be for a long time.
4.3.9 still uses the old libtorrent, so it's use could be a good workaround if you have any problems with 4.4.0 and 4.4.1.

IF you use the web UI, always use the latest version. And/or use an IP whitelist. If you expose ports to the internet, always play it safe.