Speed Brust is a Stupid Idea

This topic contains 7 replies, has 5 voices, and was last updated by  admin 3 years, 9 months ago.

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  • #5365

    kindredmain753
    Participant

    Being able to see the speed brust of every damn device that connected to a wifi is stupid. It makes the page lag so hard and that feature is so useless to keep an eye on every damn second. Like keep adding more panel for how much data is being used by a device even it only for 2 seconds. Even after hide them they keep coming back with thousands of panel that makes the scroll bar on the right side of the page so tiny. Just add an option to disable speed brust goddammit.

  • #5367

    mottoceo
    Participant

    agreed

  • #5368

    MORALESTOP1
    Participant

    agreed!

  • #5377

    admin
    Keymaster

    I agree, update will coming to disable it

  • #5378

    galekaizer
    Participant

    thank you admin

  • #5379

    admin
    Keymaster

    take a look see if it helps? 3.0.108

  • #5380

    MORALESTOP1
    Participant

    i mean, it helps a bit, but stills laggy as fuck LOL, keeps showing one circle with kb/s, for ppl with too much devices it will lag so hard, u should put a option to hide it completely (even that single circle), and not one by one

    i may be wrong but i think the “Records” makes the page lag so bad… i think you should fix it, sometimes is unusable

    my english isnt that good i hope u understand what i mean

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by  MORALESTOP1.
  • #5385

    admin
    Keymaster

    records feature was there for 3 years. not having issues. can you email me some inside detais?

    how many devices are you controlling? how large the network is?

    what’s the main benefit of netCut help you on this case? does laggy happen even without speed limiting any devices?

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