64bit version for better performance! Since Snow Leopard and future version of Mac OS X, being Lion, are 64bit, there's no reason for uTorrent to be still in 32bit! Please do something! Thank you in advance!

Add anomos protocol in utorrent
http://anomos.info/

Anomos has:
* Anonymous, Encrypted Multi-Peer-to-Peer BitTorrent Downloads
* Censorship Resistance
* Free and Open Source Code
* No Ads, No Spyware
* Standalone Client – No Background Services
* Easy to Use

The Windows version of uTorrent has a page showing statistics of amount downloaded, amount uploaded, no. of times uTorrent has been launched, etc.

Please add this feature to uTorrent Mac as well.

Double click to open a file in the file list. Right now you have to select 'Show in Finder' and then run the file.

same setting of windows version

Language Pack for Utorrent for Mac (like the utorrent for windows)

Combine "MAC save as prompt" and labels - torrent added = prompt for label which has predefined destination folder. Ex. choose label "Movie" and uTorrent will save it to pre-chosen destination for "Movies". This should only be an option, not forced.

An average increase in download speed by 70% has been demonstrated over a standard BitTorrent client.
It works by sharing more with powerful peers.
If most clients used the BitTyrant strategy, people who don't BitThief and seed, will get much better download speed.

Options to have torrents automatically put into folders when added based on tracker.

"use best guess when choosing default save directory" feature like Vuze! When the torrent starts downloading a window pops up with the files to be downloaded, the priority, and depending on the name of the torrent the default save directory for this particular torrent. It is very useful for someone downloading TV shows to have them well organized in different folders right from the start of the download.

Download groups: Automatic adding to group based on criteria, each group has settings for download location, etc.

Speedometer: Speed in/on the Dock Icon visible.

I recently started to download a file in Transmission that was roughly 30 gigs. I decided to switch over to uTorrent, as the speeds seemed to be better. However, when I check the data, it does not seem to recognize it, and I had to start my download over again. This is not the case for all torrents it seems, just certain ones.

This is essential for me because I must connect via VPN to hide my IP. But once connected, if ever the VPN connection fails I must be sure that my BT client remains bound to the VPN interface so that I'm not inadvertently exposed on the 'open' internet. This configuration option exists only in the Vuze/Azureus client (even if it is really geeky!) but Vuze is a bloated reasource hog. If uTorrent had this feature I'd switch to it straight away!

So what if uTorrent can keep downloading and uploading when the mac goes sleep taking advantage of Power Nap

Accessing and controlling uTorrent through ssh.

Just like the windows version, you can change the caption for the torrents (aka the name that shows up in utorrent). I would love to be able to edit these on the mac version too to keep things organized the way i need them

I want to be able to run a program upon completion just like the windows version.

The ability to rename the torrent title shown within uTorrent has been available for years in the PC version. After making the switch to Mac and finding out you can't do this I find it shocking. I like to be able give them a naming scheme rather than just put up with whatever the creator named the torrent (which is often named poorly).

PLEASE implement this into the Mac version too!