Add Remote Torrent od JGK

Add Remote Torrent sends magnet links and .torrent file URLs from Firefox straight to the BitTorrent client you already run — on your LAN, NAS, or seedbox — instead of downloading files to disk.

HOW TO START
1. Open Options and add a server (client type, URL, credentials).
2. Grant host access when prompted for that server.
3. Right-click a magnet or torrent link → send to your client, or use the toolbar popup.

FEATURES
• One-click / context-menu add to your WebUI
• Multiple server profiles (pick per link or use URL rules)
• Optional on-page link catching (left-click matched links; site access only when you enable it)
• Advanced Add dialog: tags, category/label, directory, paused, file selection, and more
• Popup torrent list, speeds, dashboard, and optional completion notifications
• Optional search (Jackett / Prowlarr / qBittorrent plugins) and RSS auto-add
• Private-tracker friendly: can download .torrent bytes in your browser session before uploading to the client
• Flexible auth: client login, reverse-proxy Basic Auth, URL credentials, qBittorrent cookie / WebUI Basic / API key

SUPPORTED CLIENTS
qBittorrent, Transmission, Deluge, uTorrent/BitTorrent, rTorrent, ruTorrent, Synology & QNAP Download Station, Flood, Porla, and many others (see project README).

PRIVACY
Server credentials and preferences are stored only in this browser (local storage). The extension does not send your data to the developer or analytics services. It connects only to the clients and sites you configure or use. See the Privacy Policy linked on this listing.

NOTE
Desktop Firefox only (not Firefox for Android). Host access is optional and requested when you save a server or enable link catching — including local network addresses and custom ports.

Support & source: https://github.com/jgkme/Add-Remote-Torrent
Privacy Policy: https://github.com/jgkme/Add-Remote-Torrent/blob/master/PRIVACY_POLICY.md