FilesWire

FilesWire

FilesWire Beta 1.1 Running in Internet Explorer 7
Developer(s) Giles Thompson
Initial release 2007
Written in Java
Platform Cross-platform
Available in English
Type File sharing
License Proprietary software
Website http://www.fileswire.com

FilesWire was [1]a Web-based peer-to-peer file sharing (P2P) client [2] for the Java Platform, which uses a combination of the G3 network and the Gnutella network to locate files as well as share files. FilesWire is closed source but can be used directly from the FilesWire website[3] without having to pay a fee or register any user related credentials.

Features

FilesWire is the first notable Web-based P2P file-sharing client.[4] Users are not required to download or install the FilesWire client; instead users start the FilesWire client directly in their browsers and can begin sharing content almost instantly. The most recent release of FilesWire is compatible with all modern java-enabled browsers and written in the Java programming language; FilesWire is able to run on any computer with a Java Virtual Machine installed.

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