The point that impressed me about these guides is that they exist at all and that Tixati has a built-in help system, activated by pressing F1. The content guide is a decent introduction to BitTorrents overall, and it of course makes mention that “As with any other internet tool, such as your web-browser or email client, it is your responsibility to comply with your local copyright laws and other rules and regulations.” The content guide shows you how to use common search engine sites like Google and Yahoo! as well as specialized sites that specifically deal with torrent files alone through a short tutorial that uses Tixati, of course, as the example program to use for downloading said files once they are found. It also, basically, serves as a good preview of what you can expect from Tixati overall. The second is just what it sounds like, a small guide to getting the most out of your use of Tixati through smart manipulation of the various settings available in the program. The first is a guide to where and how you can find content to download via BitTorrent files and, ostensibly, Tixati. Second, on the Tixati website, there’s lots of online support like Finding Content Guide and Optimizing Tixati Guide. The installation file is only six megabytes, and I suspect the lack of those additional languages has something to do with that tiny size. Then consider that it does all of these things without java or the. Consider that Tixati provides other features that are common to most BitTorrent programs, such as automatic peer selection, support for multiple file types (.torrent and magnet links), and the ability to specify storage locations of downloaded files. This makes the client’s digital footprint in both storage and active use of resources much smaller by comparison. I find most of them to be pretty much the same, offering the same options and features, with very little to distinguish them from each other besides their various logos.However, Tixati has impressed me in couple of key areas, which I will focus on in this posting.įirst, the fact that it doesn’t require the installation or use of java or even the.

I’ve used a number of BitTorrent clients over the years and few have impressed me. Unlike some of other popular ‘freeware’ BitTorrent clients, it has no annoying ads, no spyware or crapware installers. NET and provides advanced features like RSS, IP filters, and the ability to schedule events based on a number of factors. Tixati is a simple and easy to use, free BitTorrent client.

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