Likewise, tapping the Settings button will allow you to control your client’s settings, which will change on your Mac as you edit them on your iPhone. Taping the Menu button will take you to uTorrent’s main controls, from where you can navigate between your Downloaded, Seeded and your Completed torrents. Upon entering you will see your torrent history. Step 6: Once you access the web client for uTorrent, you will be able to use it pretty much as a web app on your iPhone. After a short while you will be directed to your uTorrent’s client web interface. There, introduce the computer name and password that you entered on the uTorrent Preferences window on your Mac before and tap on Log In.
Step 5: After that you will be directed to the “real” Login screen. Tap on the green Login button and then slide your finger across the progress bar on the next screen as a security measure. Step 4: You will then be directed to the uTorrent Remote login screen. Once there tap on Products and then tap on uTorrent Remote at the bottom of the available options. Step 3: On your iPhone, open your browser of choice and open the uTorrent website.
Once the status indicator turns to green and says Accessible, it means you have successfully signed into uTorrent’s server. After this, click on the Sign in… button. Then check the box next to Enable uTorrent remote. Step 2: You will notice that there is a field for entering a computer name and a password. Once there, click on the uTorrent Remote tab. On the Preferences window, select the Remote option. Step 1: Open uTorrent on your Mac and on the menu bar click on uTorrent > Preferences. We might not get a native uTorrent app anytime soon, but instead let’s take a look at the next best thing.
Thankfully, uTorrent, a very popular torrent client for Windows and the Mac offers a very clever solution for iPhone and other iOS device owners who are also uTorrent users. (to our envy), so we are left to figure out what to do if we want to emulate their functionality on our iPhones. , it will come as no surprise to know that Apple simply does not allow native torrent apps in the App Store due to security and piracy concerns.
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