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Network Connection Information

Daniel Gauthier

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¡Hola! Bonjour! Hallo! Now in over 10 languages, and accessible with VoiceOver support. New 'Increase Contrast Mode' for crystal-clear details. Ever wonder why your connection feels slow? Curious about what Wi-Fi standard you're really using? - puts advanced network diagnostics right into your macOS menu bar, giving you the essential details you need without interrupting your workflow. Designed for IT professionals, developers, and anyone who wants to understand their network better, Network Connection Info provides a clean, at-a-glance view of your most important connection stats. Key Features: Instant Menu Bar Access: See your connection status, IP address, link speed, or Wi-Fi signal strength directly in the menu bar. No need to open a window. Detailed Wi-Fi Analysis: Go beyond the basics. See your network's: - SSID (Network Name) - Wi-Fi Standard (e.g., Wi-Fi 6 / 802.11ax) - Frequency Band (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, or 6 GHz) - Transmit Rate (Negotiated Speed) - Negotiated link speed of your wired connections (e.g., 1 Gbit/s). - IPv4/IPv6 addresses and MAC address for any active connection. - New: You can now determine the connection type simply by looking at the menu icon. Highly Customizable: - Choose what information appears in your menu bar when a single connection is active. - Toggle the visibility of any detail in the drop-down menu to create your perfect view. - Launch at Login: Set it and forget it. Launch automatically when you start your Mac. Lightweight & Native: Built for macOS, it's efficient, clean, and respects your system's resources. Whether you're troubleshooting a spotty connection, optimizing your home network, or just curious, Network Connection Information gives you the power to see what's really going on. Privacy Note: To display detailed Wi-Fi information like the network name (SSID), macOS requires location permissions. Your location data is never stored, analyzed, or transmitted.