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📶 Live Network Speed Dial
5.0 Mbps Down
Downlink bandwidth represents an aggregate estimate based on current browser network stack caches.
📊 Connection Properties
Connection Class: wifi
Estimated Latency (RTT): 100 ms
Data Saver Mode: Disabled
Connection Status: Online
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Real-Time Network Interface Audit

Audit your active network connection parameters with our free Connection Type tool. Inspect connection profile classes (WiFi, 4G, 3G), estimated downlink bandwidth (Mbps), Round-Trip Time (RTT) latency, and Data Saver flags directly inside your browser with complete privacy.

W3C Network Information API connection class profiling
Estimated downlink bandwidth (Mbps) & RTT latency tracking
Data Saver (saveData) user preference detection
100% private client-side execution — network stats are never uploaded to remote servers
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How It Works

Audit connection type in three easy steps

Step 1
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Load Tool Page

Open the tool to trigger automatic navigator.connection API queries.

Step 2
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Inspect Speed Dial

View estimated downlink bandwidth (Mbps) and connection profile type.

Step 3
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Review RTT Latency

Check round-trip time latency (ms) and Data Saver preference flags.

Why BunchTool

Why use our free Connection Type tool?

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Network Information API Profiling

Queries navigator.connection interface for real-time network layer telemetry.

Real-Time Network Event Listeners

Listens for online, offline, and connection change events dynamically.

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100% Private Local Audit

All diagnostics execute in local browser memory. Zero network logs are transmitted remotely.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Are there any usage limits, premium tiers, or hidden fees for the Connection Type?
Yes. All analysis metrics and utility functions for the Connection Type process data locally inside your web browser. Zero user inputs or URLs are stored or tracked.
Which browsers support detailed connection metrics?
Chromium-based browsers (Chrome, Edge, Opera) support full Network Information API properties. Other engines fall back to online/offline network indicators.
What does downlink represent?
Downlink represents an estimated download bandwidth speed in Megabits per second (Mbps) calculated by your browser network stack.
Is my network data sent to remote servers?
No. All connection stats are queried 100% locally inside your browser memory.
Detailed Guide

Understanding W3C Network Information API & Adaptive Network Telemetry

The W3C Network Information API (navigator.connection) provides client-side JavaScript access to underlying network layer telemetry. Key attributes include effectiveType (e.g., '4g', '3g'), downlink (Mbps bandwidth estimate), and rtt (round-trip time in milliseconds).

The saveData property reflects user-enabled Data Saver preferences, allowing progressive web applications to conserve mobile bandwidth by serving compressed assets.

Listening for the change event on navigator.connection enables web applications to dynamically adjust image resolutions and video streaming bitrates as user connectivity shifts between WiFi and cellular networks.

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