eMule is back after 10 years: is p2p reborn?
EMule software is a true monument to Internet users in the early 2000s. It is one of the first software to popularize peer-to-peer downloading to make it accessible to grandfather and grandmother. Although only used by a handful of diehards, the official forum released version 0.60a, 10 years after the last update!
The Mule, this Phoenix …
This is without taking into account the development team that released it a beta version of version 0.60a on August 14, 10 years after 0.50a! Far from wanting to look for the buzz, this version implements many new features with HTTPS support for downloading the files needed to run the program (language pack, server.met and nodes.dat in particular), an attempt to connect in ” obfuscated ”to avoid ISP blocking, better handling of UPnP and interrupted downloads, etc.
So obviously this won’t change our little download habits (legal or illegal), but finding this interface will undoubtedly bring good times back to the eldest of us. Come on, I reinstall Winamp and BSPlayer …