Free, open-source alternatives to µTorrent
A BitTorrent client for downloading torrent files and magnet links, with speed limits and download management.
µTorrent downloads files over BitTorrent from torrent files and magnet links, lets you limit upload and download speeds and manage several transfers at once, and in its Web edition plays media while it downloads. The open-source clients below do the same job on a Mac.
qBittorrent offers the fullest set of controls, including queues, priorities and per-torrent settings, while Transmission keeps to a smaller native Mac interface. Tribler can relay traffic through other Tribler users to hide who is downloading, at some cost in speed, and WebTorrent Desktop is built for streaming audio and video while a torrent downloads, connecting to both BitTorrent and WebTorrent peers.
Apps That Replace µTorrent
4 free, open-source alternatives
Transmission
A focused BitTorrent client with a native Mac interface.Tribler
A BitTorrent client that routes downloads through its own onion-style relay network to keep peers anonymous.WebTorrent Desktop
A torrent client that streams video and audio while it downloads, and shares with both BitTorrent and WebTorrent peers.More Internet Alternatives
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