You'll have to create your own filter for both torrent files and magnet links being opened, then catch them and redirect them to a torrent application you have running.īy the way Pro Android 4 is a great resource for stuff like this, even if it is a bit generic. I think your main issue will be that you don't actually have access to the browser code so you can't change the event being launched. If there are none, the filetype can't be opened. If there are multiple, it shows a choosing dialog. From there, you would have to download your files from the remote server to your iOS device. tData(Uri.parse(yourtorrentfilehere)) īy doing this your browser is throwing out the intent to any possible application that can handle it. To get around this, you would probably need to use a seedbox to download your Torrent files remotely.

Something like this happens underwater Intent torrentIntent = new Intent(Intent.SOME_TORRENT_FILTER_SPECIFIC_VALUE) By using the Intent class, you can throw a request to android, who runs it through intent filters to see if there's a matching application.

This is actually already built into android itself.

How to use torrent files on android