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  1. CA3LE
    I was supposed to have ping included in the last version but I didn't get to it. I'm hoping to put that up front and center in the next release. Keep visiting to watch it develop before your eyes. --- I'm far from finished.
    3 points
  2. RonnieBincer
    speedtest.net shows a PING rate which is helpful to me and my clients. I like your test results and would like to know where to find the Ping rate (which I think averages around 14 - 19 milliseconds) for me. I understand that this helps measure latency which is important for those of us that use live online video broadcasting (i.e. Google Hangouts on Air).
    1 point
  3. Gilbert Plains
    thanks. autoblock was on. about:config hopefully did the trick. Ièll(canèt use an apostrophe) see the result in the a.m.
    1 point
  4. RonnieBincer
    Thanks very much for that https://testmy.net/trace link... I think that was just what I needed via a separate link/query. Is there a place to see that info based on a Download/Upload test via testmy.net? If not, I guess I'm suggesting that info be visible in the report we see via the Download/Upload test via testmy.net (since this is an area for making suggestions on what we'd like).
    1 point
  5. mudmanc4
    When you run a download test, you should be able to see what testmy.net calls 'TIP' Also, you might want to follow the link https://testmy.net/trace to get an actual or more detailed trace/ping
    1 point
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