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The first configuration section visible from Tools->Options (or Preferences on OSX) is the 'Mode' section. The aim of this is to control which features are visible/available to users based on their experience with Vuze in an attempt to avoid confusion as people learn about the client.
The first configuration section visible from Tools-Options (or Preferences on OSX) is the 'Mode' section. The aim of this is to control which features are visible/available to users based on their experience with Vuze in an attempt to avoid confusion as people learn about the client. OS X Yosemite on Unsupported Macs OS X Hackers macOS Extractor and MacPostFactor are apps that guide you through patching and installing macOS Sierra (10.12), OS X El Capitan (10.11), Yosemite (10.10), Mavericks(10.9), or Mountain Lion (10.8) on your older Mac. BiglyBT is a fork of Vuze, created by two former developers of that program, that includes a plugin for I2P. Two Kad network clients exist for the I2P network, iMule and Nachtblitz. IMule (invisible Mule) is a port of eMule for I2P network. IMule has not been developed since 2013. IMule is made for anonymous file sharing. Vuze is my 1st and last torrent client, in starting it was known as Azureus, I am using it from windows XP SP2 era, I have never switched to others, because there is no need to switch to others, since your all needs fulfilled by vuze, But at present, i have to switch to other client, due to my favorite torrent site has been switched to https.
The Mode setting controls
- the visibility of options within the configuration view
- context menu entries
- sidebar entries
- column availability in tables etc (although within the table column setup dialog it is possible to view higher-proficiency columns by changing the filter options)
- some plugins also use the Mode to control the visibility of plugin features
The sections below give an indication of the kinds of features available at each level and are far from exhaustive lists!
Beginner
A good starting point for new users to learning about the client and become familiar with the torrent downloading process.
Intermediate
This level is for users wanting to move beyond basic downloading and explore features such as
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- running a tracker
- access to 'force start', 'pause' and 'resume' for downloads
- file allocation mechanisms
- more automatic tagging of downloads
- tag specific share ratios and upload management
- controls for Java memory usage
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Advanced
All features are available in this mode, for example
- advanced network settings such as MTU and TOS
- non-strict file locking controls
- proxy settings
- editing trackers and specifying peers sources when adding torrents