Version 4.6.1

• Speedtest worker now outputs status as JSON for easier parsing
• Removed incomplete CSV implementation
• Updated all examples and documentation

Version 4.6 (Update 1)

• Aesthetic changes
• Added a telemetry_extra field in the speedtest settings that can be used to pass data from the frontend that you want to be stored in the database.
• Minor bug fixes

Version 4.6

• Implemented results sharing (#142)
• ISP info is now stored in the DB (#143)
• Added basic interface for browsing results and seraching by ID (with password)

Version 4.5.5

• Telemetry now supports CSV as output
• Minor changes

node v0.2

This is the first Release of packaged executables for the NodeJS Speedtest Port.
If you encounter any errors, tell us in the issues tab!
The NodeJS Port currently does not have all the features the original PHP Version has (Telemetry, ISP Detection), but we'll add them soon.
Read the Wiki for instructions and troubleshooting!

The Server listens on port 8888 - in a future release, you will be able to change this!

Version 4.5.4

• Fixed upload test in Chromium-based mobile browsers (version 65 and up)
• Fixed a bug that prevented GET parameters from being used in url_telemetry

Version 4.5.3

• getIP.php can now estimate distance between client and server (default enabled, km)
• Minor changes

Version 4.5.2

• You can now get ISP info along with the IP address (ISP name and country)
• Minor bug fix

Version 4.5.1

This is a proper release of all the minor fixes and features that were added in the last months.

• Improved getIp.php to support reverse proxies
• Added PostgreSQL support for telemetry (default still mysql, and disabled)
• Fixed a bug that caused telemetry.php to fail if HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE header was not present
• Fixed a bug with testStatus indicating that the download test was in progress while the test was starting
• Minor changes to IE11 workarounds
• Removed some unused code

Version 4.5

• Ping+Jitter test can now use Performance API to get better results on browsers that properly support it. This makes the ping test much more precise on Chromium-based browsers.
• Remade all examples, and fixed the old example4 (now called example-gauges) which was incompatible with IE11
• Minor changes (progress of tests is now visible, megabits/mebibits selector, some typos)