Double-clicking on the taskbar display opens the history graphic. In the current version 1.2.x This is no longer just a simple curve, but an interactive analysis tool. When you move the mouse over the graph, crosshairs and tooltips show exactly what speed was present at what time. This means that short dips or load peaks can be tracked very precisely, for example if the WLAN gets stuck or a download blocks the line.
Technically, the graphics were completely revised. Errors where the mouse cursor “got stuck” are now a thing of the past. At the same time, the tool now runs noticeably faster because large internal libraries have been removed – NetSpeedTray starts faster and requires less memory.
Fits Windows perfectly
What is particularly successful is that NetSpeedTray fits seamlessly into Windows. The display doesn’t seem like a foreign object, but more like a native function of the system. If you want, you can even detach it from the taskbar and place it freely on the desktop.
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