Filetopia

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Filetopia

Filetopia Room selection window screenshot
Developer(s)	Enrique Martin
Initial release	March 1999 (1999-03)
Stable release	877[1]  / 19 March 2019
Written in	JavaFX
Size	50 MB
Available in	English, Spanish, Italian, German, Dutch, Arabic.
Type	File sharing, chat
License	Freeware
Website	filetopia.org

Filetopia is a free, multi-platform peer-to-peer file sharing client and networking tool that allows users to share files and send instant messages to others. Users can share files in public chat rooms or privately with contacts.