
TrafficMonitor
TrafficMonitor is a network monitoring suspension window software in Windows. It can display the current network speed, CPU and memory usage. It also support the functio...
What is TrafficMonitor?
TrafficMonitor is a network monitoring suspension window software in Windows platform. It can display the current network speed, CPU and memory usage. It also support the functions of display in the taskbar, change skin and historical traffic statistics.
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Supported Languages
- English
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Tags
- Network Monitor
- cpu-usage
- speed-met
- memory-monitor
- gpu-monitor
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Very light-weight tool, with much better functions and look & feel than some of the paid tools like Networx. Oh, and did I mention free & open source, too?!
Neat functionality in a small form factor, some people might require more info but I'm guessing this tool is meant as a general indicator of traffic, not so much the database of all the network connections ever made and what ports time and packagesize they used.
Was looking for a Win11 alternative for XMeters and this is decent enough
This is a joke, right?
This is an app by a Chinese developer.
You are going to use an app by a Chinese dev to monitor your network data, in and out?
Might as well post all your passwords and email id's alongside, online.
Wow! You DO know that Cisco, HP, Microsoft etc ALL have hidden backdoors and spyware. Basically every US IT product exported. Not to mention how many BIG TECH firms have been caught doing illegal stuff.
Here's a starter site for you, but I'm sure you can do your own research. https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-software/nsa-reportedly-installing-spyware-on-us-made-hardware/
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Well, it is also an Open Source app. So if you don't trust the binary releases, just look at the source code and if you find nothing malicious in it, just compile it yourself...
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Has a nice little customisable bit of text you can put next to your system tray for easy monitoring.