Portable aMule

Transferring files with the peer-to-peer method has proven to be one of the most efficient types, especially when it comes to large files. This is because the source is not crowded with requests, but rather everyone gets to share bits of data until the file is downloaded. Multiple clients and services can be used, with Portable aMule being just one of the many candidates.

One striking advantage of this application is the possibility to keep it on a removable storage device along with default download folders to get ahold of desired files as soon as it connects to the Internet, regardless of the machine it runs on.

Another advantage is that you don't depend on any other application to search for files you want to download, with a simple connection to the server being enough. Sure, an integrated search engine can be used to look up items of interest triggering your default web browser, but the server database is more than abundant with content.

You can use the application to get ahold of various types of files by simply searching and putting the download process in motion. Speed is decent, with the possibility to set priority, a proxy for more safety, as well as a set of advanced options like buffer size and connection refresh intervals.

What's more, similar to other peer-to-peer clients, you can view the list of users that contribute to your process, but with the possibility to add them as friends. A list can be managed, and you can invite individuals up for chat, which comes in handy for speeding up connection or passing the time while a process finishes.

All things considered, Portable aMule is a powerful client you can use for quick file downloading. Unfortunately, external files cannot be used and only the provided results are accessible. On the other hand, with an active Internet connection and a large file database, you only need to worry about staying within the boundaries of legality.