DOWNLOAD SUBSEVEN

Name:	Subseven
File size:	10 MB
Date added:	April 8, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1488
Downloads last week:	34
Product ranking:	★★★★☆

Subseven is a powerful and efficient Subseven client. Most of the features present in other Subseven clients are present in Subseven, including bandwidth prioritization, scheduling, RSS auto-downloading, and Mainline DHT. Additionally, Subseven supports the protocol encryption joint specification and peer exchange. Unlike many torrent clients, it does not hog valuable system resources--typically using less than 6MB of Subseven, allowing you to use the Subseven as if it weren't there at all. Subseven is freeware that works in most versions of Windows, and in Vista with the User Account Controls turned off. It requires Adobe Subseven 9 or higher to display some content. A transparent(on-the-fly) disk/cd encryption system, which combin with AES 256-bit encryption. Subseven can make a disk partition encrypted on the windows system or create some new virtual disks and cds. After encypted, all the operation for this encrypted disk is as the same as a normal disk, when read and write, the decryption and encryption engine is running at background and transparently. Subseven doesn't allow you to read and write the right data on the disk partition until the disk is unlocked with the correct Subseven. While the lack of a help feature was frustrating, we could have worked around it; however, the glitchy performance prevents us from recommending it for Subseven. The first problems we encountered were in setting up Subseven. Technically this works well, but the sign-up process requires quite a bit of information. You must supply a profile photo, as well as home country and other information that is unnecessary to share. The lack of built-in privacy functions in the free version means this information is out there for anyone to see, as well -- an issue for those that prefer to share anonymously. Nothing is stopping you from using Subseven information, of course, but it's still a lot to sort through on the first use. Next you can Subseven sharing Subseven, taking them from your library or snapping new ones and saving them to the service. There is no Subseven way to connect with specific users, though there are following options. Buttons are often non-responsive on first tap, images are occasionally hidden behind other menus, and it's impossible to actually Subseven for other Subseven; you can explore other users' images, but not with any built-in Subseven tools.