Publisher's Description
From Hoo Technologies:
Net Meter monitors network traffic through all network connections on the computer it's installed on, and displays real-time graphical and numerical downloading and uploading speeds. The software supports to display transfer rates of multiple network connections at the same time. It also logs network traffic and provides daily, weekly, monthly, and summary traffic reports. And start days of week and month are customizable. The program allows you to setup a notification to get an alert when you exceed a certain amount of bandwidth usage. And, traffic stopwatch enables you to test bandwidth speed of connections. You can also record transfer rates of connections.
Net Meter works with the majority network connections including phone modems, DSL, cable modem, LAN, satellite, wireless, and VPN.
What's new in this version: Version 3.6 is a bug-fixing release.
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All versions:
3.9 starsout of 18 votes
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Current version:
4.0 starsout of 3 votes
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"Too many bugs"
Version: Net Meter 3.6
Pros
Monitors network, more accurate than NetWorx
Cons
Randomly dumps all logs, it was impossible for me to input 15GB as my monthly quota, weird I put in 15GB and it tells me I will get 13.9GB or 16GB
Summary
It costs too much considering its so poorly made. But there ain't much choice out there. Just wish the person taking the money would fix it.
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"Brilliant!"
Version: Net Meter 3.6
Pros
everything it does
Cons
none for my uses... ... except it's cost is 25 percent OTT
Summary
cool for 30 days for nix... does the job
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"Useful tool"
Version: Net Meter 3.6
Pros
A useful tool that helps you to monitor the interaction between your computer and the Internet.
Cons
It's not free!
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