Seedr- a Safe way to download torrents

 Torrents are usually downloaded using desktop clients like uTorrent, but Seedr brings torrenting to the cloud and into the browser. The service is quickly gaining momentum, hiding users' IP addresses from the public and bypassing any P2P limitations, with a completely free tier to get people started.

Seedr is a hugely popular tool for sharing files of all sizes, but it previously required desktop software clients to work. Now, Seedr allows you to use it in your browser.

It's as easy as creating an account and uploading a torrent to the service at its most basic level. Seedr even supports magnet links and can even locate a torrent using just the URL of a web page.

Seedr then does all of the uploading and sharing on its own, bypassing any network restrictions and exposing no local IP addresses to a torrent swarm. This ensures that the service aids in the protection of consumer privacy.


Free tier – 2GB of free storage plus more space to invite friends – Unlimited bandwidth, video streaming, and high-speed downloads are all available.

– 1 torrent download in tandem with a 1:1 seeding ratio on public trackers

Premium storage options range from 30GB to 1TB.

– 2-25 simultaneous torrent downloads, HD streaming, and API access – 1:1 seeding ratio on public trackers – Up to 5:1 or 5 days seeding ratio on private trackers

Seedr's value lies in its simplicity, which makes it easier to use than any other programme.

Aside from the free tier (which is a steal), Seedr has affordable packages starting at $6.95. Seedr is everything anyone could want!

seedr can be tried out for free right now.

seedr.cc (https://www.seedr.cc/)

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

One Bright Summer Morning

Image
 I woke up one bright summer morning in mid-July, with a desperate urge to murder my Insanity. I flipped around, surprised to find, that she was right there, curled up on the bed beside me. Her cool breath juxtaposed with the sweat on my brows, and left me in a tingling drunken state. I was numb from the top of my head to the tip of my toes, while her eyelashes fluttered open at an alarmingly fast rate. “Oh, I should’ve choked her,” I thought, but she jumped up and put on my faded striped shirt. She sat on the kitchen counter and bit into a half-rotten apple, while I grabbed a knife before my plan meant naught. Almost as if she anticipated my bizarre craving, she ran, I chased her far, and I chased her wide, hiding the knife behind my back. I followed Insanity everywhere she went, conniving to beat her blue and black. But the witch was too smart for me, and I missed her by an inch, a yard, sometimes a mile. Once she got me wound up on a plane to Spain, it was demented, I swear, but wor
Read more