qBittorrent For Mac

qBittorrent is a peer to peer Bittorrent client that has been developed using the Qt4 toolkit and the libtorrent-rasterbar. The project is maintained by volunteers, and is available on multiple platforms, such as macOS, Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, or OS/2.

Finding you way around the qBittorrent application proves to be fairly intuitive: the main window is separated in two tabs, one for monitoring transfers, and one for finding new torrents. qBittorrent will perform searches on multiple BitTorrent sites at the same time, and even allows you to restrict the results to a specific category.

For each torrent in the results list, qBittorrent allows you to see the archive size, the source search engine, and the number of leechers and seeders. You can choose to open the torrent description page in your default web browser.

To help you get started, qBittorrent allows you to send a specific torrent to the download list with a simple mouse click. Of course, you can also manually open torrent files, or add them to the list with a simple drag and drop.

qBittorrent includes support for most of the operations one should expect to perform when dealing with torrents: content selection, queueing, prioritizing, and so on. You can also use qBittorrent to make your own torrents and share them with others.

Naturally, via the app’s Preferences, you get to adjust both the download and the upload limits, you can change the default download location, the maximum number of allowed connections, you get to direct the traffic through a proxy server, and much more.

qBittorrent follows the familiar design of many other P2P desktop clients, which makes it extremely easy to use even by inexperienced users. What’s more, qBittorrent integrates a search tool that can help you perform queries on multiple search engines with minimal effort.