Slot Closing (0.20) - If a user leaves the hub DC++ will close his slots, if the user is back within 10 minutes DC++ will grant him a slot.

Links in main chat with www, http or ftp are automatically open in your default browser when double-clicked.

URL handler (0.18) URLS of the type dchub://, adc:// and adcs:// to open in DC++ from your browser.

Automatically search for alternate download locations (0.173) - Allows DC++ to try to find other locations to download your files.

Automatic Share Refreshing (0.172) - Every hour DC++ refreshes your share content.

Logging (0.163) Log your downloads, uploads, system messages and various chat windows.

They'll show correctly for every user of the hub.

ADC is fully unicode compatible so you can type any special letter to the hub mainchat or to the pm window, including cyrillic, kanji or any type of letters used in the world.

You can create own / use an advanced default list of file extension groups to filter search results.

ADC provides limited capability of passive-passive downloads using NAT-Traversal.

This can save a lot of time and bandwith.

Instead of fully downloading every time you are able to browse filelists.

It means that things like stolen nicks and multiply occupied slots by the same user from different hubs are over.

Users are identified by their client, not by their nick.

ADC provides the possibility of secure SSL encoded hub-client communication and file transfers.

Support of a much more stable, secure and easily extensible ADC communication protocol.

DC++ on Launchpad (bug tracker & support)ĭC++'s additional features over NMDC only clients (since the ADC protocol introduced):.

DC++ on Sourceforge (home page & downloads).

For more information and documentation visit the following websites: Primarily the author of DC++, Jacek Sieka, and other core developers determine the course DC++ takes. Mr Hess has no influence over the current protocol or client at all. Over the years, a plethora of features and advances in technology have been added. DC++ allows users to share files and chat over the Internet with other users. It also supports the depreciated original Direct Connect protocol (NMDC) which was originally developed by Jonathan Hess, the creator of the now extinct Neo-Modus client. DC++ is an free open-source, ad and spyware-free client, written in C++ for the Advanced Direct Connect protocol.

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