There are many BitTorrent clients available, each with a large number of supporters. Saying that one is the best would serve only to spark debate. A few of the more popular ones are linked to below.
depends on your settings and client
It's a Bittorrent tracker. Are you running a Bittorrent client to download files?
The best Bittorrent client currently available would be Utorrent, which can be downloaded here for free: www.utorrent.com/download.php
You must use a BitTorrent client
begginers=utorrent speed=bitcomet but i use vuze
A torrent or BitTorrent client is mostly used for peer-to-peer sharing. It also reduces the server and network impact of distributing large files. With 150 million active users, BitTorrent is by far the most popular choice for file sharing.
You need to have both the .torrent file and the partial download. Add the torrent to your bittorrent client manually and direct the save path to the existing partial data. The client will check and recognize the partial data and adjust the %. How to add manually depends on your bittorrent client. For most it is the shortcut Ctrl+O. For uTorrent and BitTorrent it is Ctrl+D.
begginers=utorrent speed=bitcomet but i use vuze
Yes. Tixati is a clean and reputable bittorrent client.
Deluge is a free to use BitTorrent client software. A BitTorrent client is an application used to manage manage downloads and uploads. Deluge also offers a portable version of the software for on the go use.
Yes, the Tixati BitTorrent client is a good and safe client. It runs on both Linux and Windows.
You can download the .torrent file without a download manager or bittorrent client. However, the .torrent file is only a small text file with information on specific content. When the torrent file is opened in a bittorrent client transfer of that content begins. Assuming you want to download the content associated with the torrent, you need a bittorrent client to do so. The newest (Beta) Opera web browser has a .torrent client built in.