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It will be better if I can view or can have the ability to update the RSS feeds, this will be helpful for selecting any torrents from them for the purpose of downloading purpose. This will be really good to have for organization filters as well, but it will be more involved. If anybody has any related information for RSS view or manage Web UI in utorrent.
It works something like this: µtorrent is related to webui backend is related to webui. The first two are maintained to a μTorrent development team. If there is nothing to change this will depend on their own, because the WebUI in the back-end is a low priority at this time it will take some time. In any of these changes requires a better chance in the offing. Your functional requirement has to be implemented in the backend, so at this time it is at a low priority. Unfortunately it will certainly take several months as a result.
On Windows, I am a big fan of uTorrent but I cannot bring myself to use this application on the Mac, apparently because RSS feeds are not supported. But I may be wrong. Someone is there who can give me a clue how to do this on uTorrent Mac? Becaue if I can get the answer for this I can uninstall Vuze and start to use utorrent on my system.
I also use it recently, because I Vuze is too heavy. But I think we should wait for its development because the current MacOS version of uTorrent, it's still a beta. But hey, its main function, the download function as well as on the Windows version. In my opinion you should just wait a little help to see your problem is solved.
If I am correct, Opera integrates BitTorrent client, but the only download I have ever tried (an image of a virtual machine ready to use for VmWare) never wanted to run. However, as this protocol will not be integrated with browsers, such downloads will be restricted to specialists, mainly from hackers, even if legal downloads in this way appear to be developing.
On Windows, it's one I use and it is really powerful. By cons Linux, I prefer to stay in while in transmission or Deluge for μTorrent (pronounced MicroTorrent) is not OpenSource. Sure after everyone sees the Open Source to the door. I prefer to use Azureus (VUZ) on ubuntu not to pass by Wine I find it so powerful. I am not suggesting which one to use just sharing my experience.
I use uTorrent and Wine on my little Linux server without a monitor for several years, especially for the few resources required for uTorrent and sped enormously because I use RSS feeds (not always well supported by other customers torrents native linux). In my case I configured Xrealvnc, which launches an environment in which X starts (automatically of course! Not need to log in to start it) uTorrent.