Load either the URL of a BitTorrent tracker or one already saved on your PC and download content via your web browser.
For regular BitTorrent users it can sometimes be tough to try and share media files with those unfamiliar with P2P or file-sharing programs.
TorrentRelay is a site that helps to make the job easier by allowing users to load either a saved torrent file or its URL to download content as a simple “save as” file without the need for BitTorrent client configuration, port forwarding, etc..
Even better is that it brings BitTorrent downloading to internet-capable devices that may otherwise not usually have such capability (PS3, Wii, and iPhone).
So how does it work?
Step 1: Find a torrent online.
Here’s one from Legal Torrents.
Step 2: Save it, or copy its URL.
Step 3: Click Get / Get URL / Get ID.
Step 4: Set your download options.
Step 5: Choose your file and ENJOY!
Id think so since the content is being routed through the website.
It takes a client to connect to a BitTorrent swarm which the website is working as.
Does this do away with the need for PeerGuardian etc.? Is it a better way to torrent?
Please someone advise. Thanks.