BitComet is a powerful, clean, fast, and easy-to-use bittorrent client. It supports simultaneous downloads, download queue, selected downloads in torrent package, fast-resume, chatting, disk cache, speed limits, port mapping, proxy, ip-filter, etc.
Latest Changes:
GUI Improved: add HTTP/FTP download in file menu
GUI Improved: add HTTP/FTP download settings page in preferences dialog
GUI Improved: add "Download using BitComet" command in IE context menu as a option
GUI Improved: switch to downloding task list automatically if downloaded task list is being showed when add new task
GUI Improved: the translator's name is able to be set in language file edit dialog
GUI Improved: add clear button in torrent info search page of task properties dialog
GUI Improved: the TCP half open limit is up to 500 in preferences dialog
GUI Bug fix: fix the bug in 0.74 that non-executable file can not be opened in file list
GUI Bug fix: fix the bug of a display mistake of the balloon tooltip when task download finish
Core Improved: add HTTP/FTP multi-connection download function
Core Improved: add HTTP/FTP multi-connection download disk cache function
Core Bug fix: fix the bug in 0.74 that in rare situation program will crash due to file opeartion


download:
http://download.bitcomet.com/achive/BitComet_0.75_setup.exe

From the site:

Last Stable Offical Release:

BitComet 0.70 [Jun 24, 2006]

Latest Offical Release:

BitComet 0.75 [Oct 24, 2006]
I suspect this is a beta also. =_="

Why my bitcomet still show me version 0.60 after i update from 0.60 to 0.70?

i also think the same way..... since 0.70 gives me super fast speed just as well no need to upgrade yet

is it mean the BitComet v0.75 can download like FlashGet??

this version can choose the piriority??

my god didnt notice that.... maybe this version faster

i tested this version so far so good compare to previous version which I have problems to complete the download. But I still feel dl file using utorrent is way faster than bitcomet.

This post has been edited by merzchan: Oct 30 2006, 08:43 PM