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LimeWire had the search built in. Coupled with being a kid, it made it very easy to download it and get tons of free music. I don't even think I understood what torrenting was at the time. If it was seeding it either didn't make it clear or I was just that young and dumb. Basically, the interface was intuitive enough for people to just use and not worry about the details is what I'm trying to say.
So basically what qbittorrent with a search engine plugin was but before they had search engine plugins and qbittorrent?
Yeah pretty much