Neat. I ran it concurrently with a few other tests on my starlink, with an
ongoing score of excellent to good.

On Sun, Sep 29, 2024 at 6:04 AM Rich Brown via Bloat <
bloat@lists.bufferbloat.net> wrote:

> I came across an intriguing utility a while back. The "VSee Network
> Stability Test" is a web page that continually monitors the quality of your
> network connection so you can determine whether your Zoom call crapped out
> because of a network problem. (VSee provides telehealth services, and I
> imagine they created this test so they could blame someone else...)
>
> It appears that the test page establishes an RTC connection to their
> server, and uses the response times of the traffic to compute latency,
> jitter, and packet loss. It also computes MOS score (used to rate telephone
> call quality) and shows all three in graphs. Check it out at:
>
> https://test.vsee.com/network/index.html
>
> Although the underlying data is compelling, their web page is as ugly as
> sin (at least for non-techies). I have asked VSee whether they might be
> open to making changes, or if they might make the source code available,
> but I think it's unlikely.
>
> Alternatively, does anyone know of an equivalent facility that has a) a
> nicer web page and b) source code available? Thanks
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