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Not from within opera, but you can use the devices on your network to limit data of that type to/from that client (if your devices support such features).<br />

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Not from within opera, but you can use the devices on your network to limit data of that type to/from that client (if your devices support such features).


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what bittorrent client are you using as utorrent and others have a preference setting for that
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what bittorrent client are you using as utorrent and others have a preference setting for that

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on windows xp<br />
how can I limit the &quot;devices on my network&quot;
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on windows xp
how can I limit the "devices on my network"

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I really don't understand what you mean. &nbsp;<br />
I assume we're still talking bandwidth here. &nbsp;In that case we're talking traffic shaping. &nbsp;XP does has a QoS client that could be used to prioritize traffic, is that what you mean?
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I really don't understand what you mean.  
I assume we're still talking bandwidth here.  In that case we're talking traffic shaping.  XP does has a QoS client that could be used to prioritize traffic, is that what you mean?

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is there a way &nbsp;to limit opera's upload speed for a torrent
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is there a way  to limit opera's upload speed for a torrent

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