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Have you guys thought about this?
http://www.speedtest.net/mini.php
It's a mini embedded version of Speedtest.net. I think this would be pretty useful in assisting fellow users quickly with connection issues and then verifying results agter problems are discussed and fixed. Just an idea
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Good idea, but where will we place it?
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I guess as long as it uses the same test server with everyone it should be good. I always get better results using a closer server. I get around half the speed result of the mini one then if I can pick a server.
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but if u click on test, once its run it shows servers closer to your location. You can also change servers and whatnot as it takes you to the actual site
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I noticed that. Is there a way to pick a default server for it to test from?
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i dont know, im sure theres code or settings for the website owner to enable a default server and other settings
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