We’d love to be on iOS!
But there are many reasons that impede us creating a port for iOS:
1. Our application is licensed under the GPL, The GPL license is in conflict with the terms of the App Store. Many GPL applications have been pulled out because some organizations denounce them to Apple (just like VLC Player was pulled out)
2. A file sharing application like ours has very little chance of being accepted in the App Store.
3. We’d have to code everything again using Objective-C, this would take a long time to happen, and for the 2 reasons above our little team has preferred to create FrostWire for Android instead (almost the same technology and no issues with the Android market)
We do see the many users that come to our site with iPhones, iPods and iPads, and it sucks we’re hands tied. Maybe we’ll figure out a way to get there.
We have faith that you will get there!
never mind i phone etc just get frostwire to the way it was before so we can get one artist by there name instead of torrent because now I don’t even used frostwire thank you
@denise regnier, watch this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvhQ5bxbulg
You don’t need multiple search fields, it’s just like google, just enter what you’re looking for and then use the controls to filter out by file type, name, size, sources etc. if you get too many results.
Hi happy New Year,
First would like to start off by saying.. THANKS for all that you do. MUCH appreciation!
I do use the filters but I do have to agree with Denise, the torrents can be a pain.
The audio filter aren’t very efficient. It will only list a few of the mp3′s.. you basically have to open the torrents to get most mp3′s.
Also, is it possible that you can return to the LIMEWIRE feature that once we download an item we.. we know the status of that download… if the download was completed there would be a check.. if the download was broken, there was an icon for that..
AGAIN,
Thanks for all the hard work!!!!!
Cydia. Atleast get on the jailbreak I’d fucking pay for it
plz put it on cydia or icy. plz!
we’re thinking of implementing a light version (no bittorrent), only to share files between FrostWire for Desktop and Android over Wi-Fi.
That would probably be accepted on the Android market.