>google something
>first result is a built-in application that does what you need
>no need to install or travel to another site
>it works right inside the browser
>>56203523
Still one more letter than fast.com and doesn't auto go...
>>56203589
it gives you upload speed and latency which Fast.com doesnt
also it actually shows you the server location which netflix doesnt
DESU, bookmarking the beta version of speedtest which has HTML5 would work as well.
fast.com is pointless to me tho
>>56203639
and I still prefere the beta.speedtest because you an set it to kbps which 99% of router firmware still uses and makes it easier for setting up or adjusting SQM-QOS
>>56203639
Hmmm alright, sounds interesting... Just searched from my phone, and that result didn't show though. It just recommended ookla
>>56203668
probably because of the userstring, 99% of phones are going to point to an app
, i just tried in in FF opera and Chrome on desktop and it shows
>>56203710
actually no, i just searched "speed test" in Opera Mini on my 4.4.2 android phone and its showing it
you must have a whyphone
>>56203710
>>56203730
just tested it on desktop, it shows on google.com but not any of the country-specific domains. it's probably that.
>>56203710
I'll try desktop later. I blame Canada. In the mean time fast.com works slick on mobile.
>>56203730
Moto /G/
>>56203730
>>56203639
it's not pointless, it's netflix's propaganda arm
it doesn't reflect speed you're going to get in most cases, just to netflix, and ignores upload on purpose