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Quite easy to use. With a large number of users participating in peer-to-peer sharing, downloading torrents is expected to be very quick.TorLockThe Pirate BayiDope1337xYify Torrent / YTSExtraTorrentLimeTorrentsZooqleFAQs1. What is KickassTorrents?KickassTorrents, commonly known as KAT, is a platform that offers torrent files and magnet links to enable peer-to-peer file sharing via the BitTorrent protocol. Established in 2008, it quickly became one of the most visited torrent sites in existence.2. What does KickassTorrents aim to achieve?The primary goal of KAT is to serve as an online repository for torrent files and magnet links, enhancing peer-to-peer file sharing. Additionally, the site features content uploaded by users, which may include copyrighted materials, leading to various legal disputes with copyright owners.3. How does KickassTorrents function?The BitTorrent protocol facilitates peer-to-peer file sharing, allowing users to exchange files directly from their computers. When you download a torrent from KAT, you’re obtaining a small file that indicates where the larger file can be found online. This torrent file is compatible with BitTorrent clients like uTorrent, which connect you to other users who have the same torrent file, enabling the download of the desired content.4. What is a magnet link?A magnet link is a unique type of hyperlink that allows users to download a torrent directly from KAT. By clicking on a magnet link, your BitTorrent client will automatically launch and begin downloading the specified files without needing to access a separate torrent file.5. How can I add a torrent to my BitTorrent client?You can add a torrent to your BitTorrent client in several ways. One method involves right-clicking on the magnet link and selecting “Copy link address” from the menu. After that, open your BitTorrent client and paste the link into the “add torrent” dialog box. Alternatively, you can drag and drop the magnet link directly into your BitTorrent client interface.6. What is a .torrent file?A .torrent file is a compact file containing all necessary information to download a larger file through the BitTorrent protocol. When you obtain a torrent file from KAT, you are actually downloading this small file, which you can then open with any BitTorrent

You want.After installation, I see the torrent file type is available in Default Apps in Windows 10 (under "choose default apps by file type"). Magnet isn't shown under "choose default apps by protocol", but if I run start "Test" "magnet://test" in a command prompt, Deluge opens as expected.So, you might just need to run the installer again to fix things.I didn't take a look at Bitlord. I see lots of people mentioning it contains malware. I wait till later to install it under a safe environment. burnout426 Volunteer last edited by test.html:testI also clicked on that link in both Opera and Chrome and they ask me if I want to open it up in Deluge. burnout426 Volunteer last edited by Also, after telling Opera not to ask me what I want to do every time I click on a magnet link, the following is stored in Opera's "Preferences" file.protocol_hander { "excluded_schemes" : { "magnet" : false }}Then, magnet links open in Deluge without any prompts. rh99 @burnout426 last edited by @burnout426 I suspect the problem may be that its not in its expected place:(C:\Program Files\DelugeInstead its on D drive. I do have this problem occasionally with Win7 that I never had with XP. I tried adding a shortcut to C but it didn't work. burnout426 Volunteer last edited by On 64-bit Win 7, it should be installed to "C:\Program Files (x86)\Deluge" by default as it's 32-bit. ("C:\Program Files\Deluge" if you have 32-bit Win 7).If you install Deluge to a different spot (on a different drive for example), the installer should handle the path correctly when registering the magnet protocol and torrent file type handling. But, if it doesn't, you can check HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Magnet\shell\open\command, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Magnet\shell\open\command, and HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\Deluge\shell\open\command in the registry to make sure they have the correct paths to deluge.exe. If not, you can fix the paths and then things should work in Opera. rh99 @burnout426 last edited by @burnout426 Thank you. That is very good advice. When in doubt, check the registry!