Broadband sharing
Bounded upload slot behavior, better queue control, weak-slot recycling, and defaults that make sense for fast links.
Classic eMule. Broadband-ready.
eMule broadband edition
A power-user eMule for modern Windows, fast connections, large file libraries, and local automation while keeping the stock eD2K/Kad protocol.
eD2K
Kad-ready broadband sharing
Built around compatibility, high-speed sharing, and release-grade testing.
eMule broadband edition, code name emulebb, carries the classic eMule desktop workflow forward as its own product. It focuses on stock eD2K/Kad interoperability, safer long-running operation, broadband upload behavior, controller integration, and a reproducible public release process.
Built for current machines
What eMule broadband edition focuses on
Large file libraries
Safer shared-file handling, recursive share sync, startup cache work, long-path support, stable sorting, and large collection responsiveness. Linux ISOs included.
Safer operation
Persistence hardening, cleaner shutdown behavior, stale UI pointer fixes, tighter WebServer validation, and fewer silent failure paths.
Local control surface
REST automation without giving up the desktop app
eMule broadband edition exposes an authenticated JSON REST API through the existing WebServer surface for trusted local controllers. The release track includes transfer, search, server, Kad, status, and controller integration work for modern workflows such as aMuTorrent and Arr-driven automation.
Release discipline
Proven before release
Native tests
Python harnesses
REST smoke coverage
UI automation
Live eD2K/Kad scenarios
Arr integration checks
People, technically
The Team
Queue Morale Officer
Keeps upload slots feeling valued while reminding every packet that fairness is a lifestyle, not a configuration option.
Protocol Compatibility Diplomat
Negotiates peacefully with two decades of clients, settings, and folk wisdom that absolutely worked on someone's machine in 2006.
Release Candidate Whisperer
Listens carefully to builds until they confess which smoke test they were planning to embarrass during the public release.
Public workspace