Releases · Tribler/tribler

16 Mar 15:53

devos50

v7.0.2

2aceea6

v7.0.2

Changelog:

Added Tribler request dispatcher with multiple priority request pools
Fixed issues with Qt Http threads
Fixed SSL support with treq on Windows
Added proper resource cleanup on restarting Tribler
Fixed error message on request manager
Refactored Process Checker
Checked for the existence of an index in lazy loading the list widget
Added check for Tribler settings if it is available before starting download
Fixed issue with log directory selection
Fixed issues with None json results in downloads
Torrents with invalid info hash are ignored
Fixed few unicode issues

Assets 12

09 Feb 13:24

devos50

v7.0.1

4d9c3ab

v7.0.1

Changelog:

fixed a GUI crash when torrent health information comes in
fixed a crash when building anonymous tunnels
fixed a GUI crash when receiving search results
fixed a GUI crash when clicking on home page items that are not fully loaded yet
fixed a crash when receiving torrent metainfo from the DHT
added a disk space monitor and implemented a warning when the amount of free disk space is low
fixed a crash when removing RSS feeds from your channel
fixed a crash when entering invalid numbers for the maximum download/upload rates
fixed an issue in the GUI where the magnet link was not correctly decoded for homepage items
fixed a crash when loading recent picked locations for downloads
fixed a crash when a torrent with an invalid infohash is added

Assets 12

25 Jan 09:26

devos50

v7.1.0-mining-preview

701a473

v7.1.0-mining-preview Pre-release

Pre-release

A preview version of our upcoming feature: token mining. Token mining is an automated process where you can earn bandwidth tokens by uploading content to others. To start mining, go to one of your discovered channels and click the mining button. Tribler will attempt to optimize the number of uploaded data while protecting your anonymity.

Assets 10

25 Jan 11:31

devos50

v7.0.0

7eca1e0

v7.0.0

Tribler 7 is one of our biggest releases so far and has been in development for almost two years. Since the latest release, we made a total of 2,055 commits and changed 1,070 files (with 80,073 additions and 99,227 deletions). We closed over 400 issues on our Github repository, fixed hundreds of bugs and made major improvements to the user interface and torrent downloading mechanism. We added a blockchain fabric to Tribler to accurately keep track of bandwidth contributions on a dedicated page in the user interface. This innovation allows us to build new features to make Tribler more stable, faster and secure to use. We hope you enjoy this release and if you encounter any issues, please let us know by opening an issue on our Github repository or by posting on our forum.

Changelog:

Redesigned the user interface and dropped wxPython in favor of PyQt.
Made a clean separation between the user interface and the Tribler core. This significantly improves speed and stability.
Deployed a blockchain fabric within Tribler to keep track of bandwidth contributions.
Added new RESTful API for developers.
Created a twistd plugin, allowing users to run Tribler without a user interface.
Refactored our test suite significantly. Unit tests execute faster now and are more reliable.
Improved the build process of the Tribler executable on Windows and macOS.
Updated dependencies of Tribler to the latest versions.
Fixed compatibility with latest versions of libtorrent.
Improved integration of the Twisted framework with the Tribler codebase.
Executables on Windows are now signed.
Fixed many race conditions due to context switches between various threads.
Improved error reporting functionality when Tribler crashes.
Improved the debug panel and expanded it with additional information.
Fixed various memory leaks when running Tribler for several hours or days.
Improved Unicode support.
Fixed various bugs when receiving malformed packets from other peers.