What changed in each version.
The app checks for updates once a day and asks before downloading. You can also check now with Check for updates… in the tray menu.
0.8.2
- When the PC sleeps or hibernates, the report shows that time as PC suspended instead of an app stall. Failures while the network reconnects after the PC wakes, for up to 30 seconds, no longer count as connection losses.
- A lag marked after the free trial ends is no longer lost. The capture is kept, and the report is generated as soon as you activate a license. The dashboard shows these incidents as awaiting a license, with a button to buy one.
- On a wired PC with Wi-Fi turned on but unused, the report no longer lists Wi-Fi disconnections that never happened. Wi-Fi radio states also have the correct names now.
- Incident history is no longer lost if the PC shuts down while the app is saving the list. A damaged list is rebuilt from its backup and the incident folders.
0.8.1
- Each mark now records the path to the internet hop by hop and shows where responses stopped. The report notes that a silent hop may just be filtering.
- On Wi-Fi, the app records signal strength in dBm, the network and access point, the channel, access point changes and radio disconnects.
- Each incident includes a one-page report.pdf, ready to attach to an ISP support ticket.
- After you mark a lag, the dashboard shows the capture in progress and counts down until the report is ready.
0.8.0
- Free 7-day trial, once per computer, with no card and no account.
- After the trial, recording continues and the dashboard stays available. Creating incident reports and pairing the extension require a license.
- The activation screen offers to start the trial or buy a license.
0.7.0
- First commercial release: an all-in-one installer for 64-bit Windows with license activation.
- Interface, dashboard and reports in Portuguese and English.
- Chrome, Edge and Firefox extensions ship with the app.
- Starting with Windows uses the app's stable shortcut, which keeps working after updates.