Vidalia is a cross-platform controller GUI for the Tor software, built using the Qt framework. Using Vidalia, you can start and stop the Tor software, view its status at a glance, and monitor bandwidth usage. Vidalia also makes it easy to contribute to the Tor network by helping you set up and manage your own relay.
Vidalia runs on most platforms supported by Qt 4.2 or later, including Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux or other Unix variants using the X11 window system.
You can view some screenshots of Vidalia or go straight to the download page.
Recent News
- 25-May-2008: Vidalia 0.1.3 is released. 0.1.3 adds a hidden service configuration UI designed and implemented by Domenik Bork, as well as a few other bugfixes. See the changelog for a list of all changes in this release.
- 24-March-2008: Vidalia 0.1.2 is released. This release fixes a significant bug in the 0.1.x series that prevented Vidalia clients from displaying Tor relays and circuits in the network map. See the changelog for a complete list of other changes in this release, as well as the few changes in the short-lived 0.1.1 release.
- 01-March-2008: Vidalia 0.1.0 is released. Vidalia's 0.1.0 release contains many significant changes, the most notable of which are support for doing geoip lookups over SSL and a migration to CMake for our build system. See the changelog for a complete list of fixes and features in this release.
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