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I use Speedtest quite a bit and I think they estimate your speed via a system that doesn't require you actually hit their transfer rate. I could be wrong thoug

I use Speedtest quite a bit and I think they estimate your speed via a system that doesn't require you actually hit their transfer rate. I could be wrong though... we'll look closer and see what's going on there. I agree dragging right/left on the graph would be cool. Thanks for the complements and feedback!

driverdan 12y ago
They definitely do real bandwidth measuring.
stanmancan 12y ago
This is happening to me as well, Glasswire reported 10MBps steady (while the chart's max val was 20Mbps) while Speedtest.net is reporting 104Mbps.
etcet 12y ago
The graph shows a discrepancy when downloading from other sources as well. Steam is reporting 4MB/s while GlassWire shows around ~3.3Mb/s (hard to really estimate). Also, the Apps tab under Graphs says 250Mb for Steam. I have no idea what this value is supposed to reflect. Similarly, the Traffic tab shows a similar value (but slightly different value) for HTTP traffic which Steam is the only user of right now.
SoreGums 12y ago
Be great if there could be the data rates / current speed on the graph > traffic view. That's one thing I am missing - takes too long to figure out which app is doing something. https://www.dropbox.com/s/qdzovwg9eif5ebp/glasswire_datarate.png?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/qdzovwg9eif5ebp/glasswire_datarate...