What is groxster?

Groxster was a peer-to-peer file sharing service that allowed users to search and download files from other users' computers. It was developed as a replacement for the popular file-sharing service Grokster, which was shut down due to copyright infringement lawsuits.

Groxster was decentralized and did not rely on a central server for file sharing. This made it harder for authorities to shut down, as there was no single point of failure. However, Groxster faced legal challenges from copyright holders, similar to its predecessor, and eventually ceased operations in 2005.

The service was known for its ease of use and fast download speeds, making it popular among users looking to share and download large files such as movies, music, and software. However, its controversial legal status and reliance on peer-to-peer technology ultimately led to its downfall.