While downloading a torrent, on the peers tab, I noticed that the addresses had a specific blue or green colored icon next to them. What does the icon mean? I'm guess it has to do with who initiated the connection, but just guessing. </mild curiosity> On an almost related note, I was pleasantly surp...

Been using this for a while, and here's a small improvement. Changing line 155 from if (url.match(/\.torrent$/)) { to if (url.match(/\.torrent((\?|#).*)?$/)) { allows it to match URLs such as "http://abc/file.torrent?session=555". Not too common, but ran into this at Ubuntu's IPv6 tracker .

In Deluge, if I set it to use UPnP, and click "Test Active Port", it says its open, but I have the "No Incoming Connections" error in Deluge. When I disabled UPnP mode, and clicked "Test Active Port", it fails as expected. When I forwarded a range of ports to my compute...

If you try to add a torrent from an URL, Deluge appears to stop completely until it gets a response from the server. I'm not sure if this causes other torrents being downloaded/uploaded to hiccup. This can be demonstrated with the Ubuntu torrents - http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#bt ...

Seems like a really cool useful script - great use of the greasemonkey plugin.
Will it detect anywhere there is a link to a file ending in .torrent?
*tests*
Test (fake) torrent link
Awesome, with the script running it even adds an icon to that link.