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Shows the total size of the torrents currently listed in qBittorrent WebUI, or the total size of the current selection. Adds a simple "total size" information for torrents and for selected torrents in the classic qBittorrent WebUI. It's useful to know the size (in MiB, GiB, etc.) of torrents in a certain category or selection you make yourself, and qBittorrent doesn't offer this quality natively, so I added this quality of life improvement and wanted to share with everyone else. qBittorrent Total Size calculates the combined size of torrents directly from the WebUI table and displays the result in the footer. When no torrents are selected, it shows the total size and torrent count of the current list. When one or more torrents are selected, it automatically shows the total size and count of only the selected torrents. This extension works by reading info from the webpage, it doesn't even use the qBittorrent Web API because that would be overkill. It also doesn't do anything with the info, just a simple sum is calculated and shown. This way, your info remains yours, private and local to your device. Features • Displays the combined size of the current torrent list • Displays the combined size of the current selection • Performs all calculations locally in your browser • Does not use the qBittorrent Web API • Does not collect, transmit or store user data This is an unofficial extension and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the qBittorrent project. Tested on qBittorrent v5.1.4 WebUI (64-bit).
Jul 14, 2026
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