Motrix is an open source, aria2-based download tool that supports Windows, macOS, and Linux, and supports downloading resources such as HTTP, FTP, BT, and magnet links. The interface is clean and ready to use. Motrix has extensions for Chrome and Firefox that can take over browser downloads and automatically update the Tracker server list every day.
Motrix supports taking over the browser in an extended way, such as Motrix WebExtension, which allows all files to be downloaded automatically through Motrix (instead of Chrome's download manager), and Aria2 DMI is used to replace Firefox's built-in download manager.
The current main functions are:
- Concise and clear graphical operation interface
- Support BT and magnet link tasks
- Support selective download of BT partial files
- Automatically update the Tracker server list every day
- UPnP & NAT-PMP port mapping
- Up to 10 tasks can be downloaded at the same time
- Single task supports up to 64 thread downloads
- Graphical dynamic display of download progress
- Simulate User Agent UA
- Notify when download is complete
- Support for Touch Bar shortcuts (Mac only)
- Permanent system tray, more convenient operation
- dark mode
- Relevant files can be deleted at the same time when the task is removed
- globalization
Recently, Motrix released the preview version of v1.8.11. The updated content mainly includes some repairs and refactorings, as well as adding support for cURL, Arm Arch Linux, internationalization, and more interface languages.
