- FAMILIES OF DECEASED SEAL TEAM 6 MEMBERS ARE MAKING SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENTPosted 9 days ago
- European Commission to Criminalize Nearly all Seeds and Plants not Registered with GovernmentPosted 10 days ago
- After the Tragedy in Boston, More Government Surveillance is Not the AnswerPosted 11 days ago
- Video: Obama To Ohio State Grads-Reject Voices That Warn About Government TyrannyPosted 11 days ago
- AMERICANS FEAR GOVERNMENT MORE THAN TERRORPosted 18 days ago
- The Art of Catching Government False Flags in Real TimePosted 19 days ago
- SECRET GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS REVEAL VACCINES TO BE A TOTAL HOAXPosted 25 days ago
- WIKILEAKS: THE GOVERNMENT IS SPYING ON YOU THROUGH YOUR IPHONEPosted 35 days ago
- Poll: Close to 1 in 3 Americans Believe in World Government and a New World OrderPosted 44 days ago
- US Government Sued For Pesticides Killing Millions Of BeesPosted 52 days ago
Boxopus Downloads Torrents Directly to Your Dropbox
Founded in 2007, Dropbox has quickly become the leading player in cloud hosting and synchronization services.
The service is loved by many for its ease of use, and thanks to the newly launched Boxopus site, BitTorrent users are now able to automatically put torrent downloads in their Dropbox folder. It only takes one click and the files are downloaded and synced to all computers.
Using the service is easy. People can securely use their Dropbox credentials to pair Dropbox with Boxopus, and add as many torrents as they like. The Boxopus servers will then take care of the downloading and put the completed downloads in a folder.
“Cloud storage is an emerging trend, it’s obvious that sooner or later everything will be in the cloud. That’s why we decided to unite Dropbox and BitTorrent to make downloads as easy as 1 click, without using even a BitTorrent client,” Boxopus founder Alex told TorrentFreak.
One of the main benefits to users is that they can add torrents to their Dropbox from work, school or on the road. The files will then be automatically synced to all computers running Dropbox. Another plus side is that these downloads are anonymous, as Boxopus takes care of the downloading.
Boxopus downloads

Boxopus uses the Dropbox API, meaning that the site has no access to any other files stored on your account. The main downside is, however, that downloading generally takes a bit longer because Dropbox sync speeds are limited.
For torrent sites Boxopus offers the option to add direct integration with their service.
TorrentReactor, Fulldls.com, Vertor.com and Torrentzap.com have already added support, and the Boxopus team hopes that more torrent sites will add a one-click download button to their sites in the near future.
The Boxopus team told TorrentFreak that the service will be completely free and unlimited during beta testing stage. After that, some limits will be imposed on free subscriptions.







Robert Jordan55
February 9, 2012 at 9:56 pm
:0 i beieve it illuminati til i die (Otis)
Andy
February 10, 2012 at 6:12 pm
What the hell is that! Do you have any clue where we should head to in order to survive?
Jay Jamrie Jamerson
February 14, 2012 at 9:42 pm
he didnt say that you can head there to survive what is said was they are taken people that can be easily controlled to these areas. so when they wpe everybody else out these tiny parts will be safe and life will start again
Sparx6331
February 14, 2012 at 5:16 pm
The shadow of the alien is pointing in a different direction than the sign he walks by
PleaseListen
February 16, 2012 at 4:19 pm
its the truth listen to 8:15. forget skin color and religion, we are all the same and we are in for some deep heavy shit in the near future.
@Crownchakkra
February 23, 2012 at 8:17 am
Hologram Specialists practicing for the Second Coming
Cute_boi2011
April 10, 2012 at 12:56 pm
its just a test on their supposed holographic presentation of the rapture