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#10 torrent won't load from firefox

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2004-03-29
2004-03-29
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when i d/l torrents and have it open directly into g3,
it doesn't work for some reason. i always have to d/l
it then open....i'm using firefox

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  • Pat Cavit

    Pat Cavit - 2004-03-31

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    I'm experiencing this problem as well. The only way I can
    load torrents is to open them via the menus in G3Torrent,
    double-clicking a torrent will launch G3, but not add it to
    the list.

    Happens with .991, using either FireFox or IE

     
  • phobie

    phobie - 2004-06-12

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    Preferences --> Folder Options --> "Scan and load..."
    works just fine...
    Save all .torrent files to one dir and let g3 do the rest.

     
  • Nobody/Anonymous

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    Odd - works just fine for me. Have you set .torrent files to
    be associated with g3?

     
  • bug eyed

    bug eyed - 2004-08-01

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    there's a firefox extension to fix this. Search the forums
    for the two posts that mention it.

     
  • Scott

    Scott - 2004-08-18

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    Hummm. It's worked fine for me.

    Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; en-US; rv:1.7)
    Gecko/20040803 Firefox/0.9.3 Mnenhy/0.6.0.104

     
  • Nobody/Anonymous

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    I'm using firefox PR 1.0 and it works fine for me. I'm
    running XP Pro SP2. I had firefox installed first, and
    bittornado installed as the default handler for .torrents.
    I just recently installed g3torrent

    Once the option dialog comes up to either open or save, I
    click on bittornado(default) and then the choose option and
    browsed to g3torrent.exe, hit ok a couple of times and
    g3torrent picked up the torrent as soon as firefox finished
    downloading it.

     
  • Nobody/Anonymous

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    Did you check the Messages pane? I've found that due to the
    way G3 copies the .torrent file from Firefox's temporary
    incoming files directory to its pending downloads directory
    (ie. it uses short file format) sometimes the addition can
    fail if a similarly named torrent already exists in the
    directory.

    I'm posting a bug report for this effect right after
    submitting this comment.

     

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