Hi all. I'm back with another question.


I've been using QBitTorrent for torrents, but so far as I can tell, the list of torrents is inaccessible. So I've been using the web interface. While that's accessible, my problem is this. Say I have, I dunno, twelve torrents going. I want to delete seven of them. In the web interface, I have to pick one, delete it, pick another one, delete it, and so on. Is there a way to do this in QBitTorrent itself, so I can pick multiple torrents and just delete them? Ideally it would also ask me if I wanted to delete the actual data or not.


Alternatively, can anybody recommend another client that's accessible? I was using utorrent/mu torrent, whatever it's called, but one place I check doesn't like it anymore because it has some sort of security issue or something. That's why I switched to QBitTorrent. It wasn't really accessible either. You'd think a list box wouldn't be that hard but apparently torrent client designers like to make them non-standard or something. So if anybody's got something really accessible, I'd love to know about it. Maybe that is QBitTorrent and I'm just missing something.

Sascha Cowley via groups.io <sascha.camille=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

I personally use Transmission. The only issue I really have with it is
that the only thing that is read in the torrent list is the torrent
name. However, if you use OCR while the list item is highlighted, you
can read the download progress.

I run transmission-daemon on my linux box, and transmission-remote-gui on windows The.
The torrent list reads with screen review. However, you must single click on a torrent and use the pgdup/up keys to scroll. No arrow support.

I still use u/mutorrent.
It's nota great solution but if Qbittorent has a context menu or something
you could always check the properties to make sure you know which one you
are on. Then you can remember the sequence, select the ones you want and
delete them.

-----Original Message-----
From: nvda@nvda.groups.io <nvda@nvda.groups.io> On Behalf Of John Isige
Sent: April 23, 2020 2:00 PM
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: [nvda] Torrents in QBitTorrent, or other accessible torrent
clients.

Hi all. I'm back with another question.


I've been using QBitTorrent for torrents, but so far as I can tell, the list
of torrents is inaccessible. So I've been using the web interface.
While that's accessible, my problem is this. Say I have, I dunno, twelve
torrents going. I want to delete seven of them. In the web interface, I have
to pick one, delete it, pick another one, delete it, and so on. Is there a
way to do this in QBitTorrent itself, so I can pick multiple torrents and
just delete them? Ideally it would also ask me if I wanted to delete the
actual data or not.


Alternatively, can anybody recommend another client that's accessible? I was
using utorrent/mu torrent, whatever it's called, but one place I check
doesn't like it anymore because it has some sort of security issue or
something. That's why I switched to QBitTorrent. It wasn't really accessible
either. You'd think a list box wouldn't be that hard but apparently torrent
client designers like to make them non-standard or something. So if
anybody's got something really accessible, I'd love to know about it. Maybe
that is QBitTorrent and I'm just missing something.

I still use u/mutorrent.
It's nota great solution but if Qbittorent has a context menu or
something you could always check the properties to make sure you know
which one you are on. Then you can remember the sequence, select the
ones you want and delete them.

-----Original Message-----
From: nvda@nvda.groups.io <nvda@nvda.groups.io> On Behalf Of John
Isige
Sent: April 23, 2020 2:00 PM
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: [nvda] Torrents in QBitTorrent, or other accessible torrent
clients.

Hi all. I'm back with another question.


I've been using QBitTorrent for torrents, but so far as I can tell,
the list of torrents is inaccessible. So I've been using the web interface.
While that's accessible, my problem is this. Say I have, I dunno,
twelve torrents going. I want to delete seven of them. In the web
interface, I have to pick one, delete it, pick another one, delete it,
and so on. Is there a way to do this in QBitTorrent itself, so I can
pick multiple torrents and just delete them? Ideally it would also ask
me if I wanted to delete the actual data or not.


Alternatively, can anybody recommend another client that's accessible?
I was using utorrent/mu torrent, whatever it's called, but one place I
check doesn't like it anymore because it has some sort of security
issue or something. That's why I switched to QBitTorrent. It wasn't
really accessible either. You'd think a list box wouldn't be that hard
but apparently torrent client designers like to make them non-standard
or something. So if anybody's got something really accessible, I'd
love to know about it. Maybe that is QBitTorrent and I'm just missing something.

Okay. I should be clear, then, that I am referring to Transmission-QT, in which I haven't experienced those issues.

On 24/04/2020 07:03, Rob Hudson wrote:

Sascha Cowley via groups.io <sascha.camille=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

I personally use Transmission. The only issue I really have with it is
that the only thing that is read in the torrent list is the torrent
name. However, if you use OCR while the list item is highlighted, you
can read the download progress.

I run transmission-daemon on my linux box, and transmission-remote-gui on windows The.
The torrent list reads with screen review. However, you must single click on a torrent and use the pgdup/up keys to scroll. No arrow support.