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Magnets get a set of well-known open trackers automatically, so fetching
metadata no longer depends on DHT alone (Settings > Network > Protocol to
turn it off). They're removed — along with DHT/PEX/local discovery — the
moment a torrent turns out to be private.
Download cards show how much is actually downloaded ("107 MB of 6.4 GB"),
live, next to the percentage.
With a download limit set, waiting torrents now read "In queue (#3)"
instead of a bare "Paused", and start automatically when a slot frees up.
A new "Peers found — connecting…" status between searching and downloading,
so a fresh torrent explains what it's doing before bytes move.
A calm amber pulse along the poster's bottom edge while a torrent is
actively seeding.
The right-click menu got icons on every action, clearer "Pause download" /
"Resume download" labels, and a gentle open animation.
Fixed
Magnets that never fetched or downloaded slowly: BATorrent now bootstraps
the DHT from several routers (one blocked host used to mean no DHT at all)
and announces to every tracker tier at once, matching other clients.
A magnet added moments before a crash no longer vanishes from the list —
it's saved the instant you add it.
"Remove with files" finally sticks: quitting the app right after removing
used to silently leave the data on disk. Pending deletions now finish on
the next launch.
Torrents you removed could come back on their own if a same-named .torrent
was ever processed from the watched folder. Fixed.
Pausing a torrent whose engine handle had expired could close the app.
The Browse button in the add-torrent dialog did nothing.
Windows: peer countries show again (as country codes — Windows has no
emoji flags), and the window no longer opens wider than a scaled screen,
which pushed the grid's detail column off the edge.
Game covers resolve for long subtitled titles ("Garfield Kart 2 All You
Can Drift") by retrying with a shorter search.
Listening on IPv6 works again when a custom port is configured.
Changed
First run picks a random high listen port instead of 6881 — the classic
throttled range, and it collided with other torrent clients on the same
machine. Existing installs that never chose a port migrate once.
Quieter, more deliberate color: the DONE badge and hover play buttons
moved to dark glass, a finished download's progress bar goes neutral, and
transfer numbers only wear red/amber while data is actually moving.