µTorrent (uTorrent) versions

v3.5 [Aug 14, 2015]
Fix several memory leaks
Dlive integration
Fix bencoding parsing bug. – Thanks to Guy Levin for reporting
Avoid crash for unhandled setting type by returning empty string
Verify sig/cert if requested when attempting process attach
Fix AV install update progress

v3.4 [Nov 6, 2012]
- Fixed: Labels tree nodes
- Fixed: Fix bundle bundler does not go to torrent pane by default
- Fixed: Fix client does not go to torrent pane if no internet access during the install time.
- Fixed: Re-worked RSS internals
- Fixed: Windows Security Zone problem with newly installed binary, to suppress the "do you want to run this file?" dialog.
- Fixed: handling of running already-installed version during upgrade or downgrade install
- Fixed: a number of issues on XP install
- Fixed: display issues with version and product name in Registry
- Fixed: Potential crash when failing to load an RSS feed item
- Added: Ad's Label to the FW Ads
- Added: notification and confirmation for downgrade install

v3.0 [Sep 13, 2011]
Streaming: Watch videos within seconds with progressive downloads – no need to wait. Especially great for previewing a file before committing to the full download.
Remote Access: Start, stop, and monitor torrent downloads on the go. Access your client from any Web browser, or download our Android app.
Ratings and Comments: Leverages the collective wisdom of the community to ensure the quality and security of downloaded torrents.
Drag-and-Drop Sending: Easily send massive personal files – e.g. home movies, cell phone videos and hi-res photos. Select a file on your computer, drag it into the µTorrent “Drop files to send” box and a Web link is yours to share.
Feature Hiding: Minimizing parts of the µT interface with a click.
Portable Mode: Run your µTorrent client directly from a USB key and take it with you anywhere.
Stability etc.: µTorrent 3.0 also offers under-the-hood improvements including a focus on stability as well as improved Web seeding to add speed and reliability to the process of finding the original source of a single-source file.