Releases: GyulyVGC/sniffnet
v1.1.0
What's new
- 🌍 Added Geolocation of the remote IP addresses (consult the IP Geolocation section for more information)
- ⭐ Implemented the possibility of marking a group of connections as favorites and added favorites view to the report
- 🔉 Added Custom Notifications to inform the user when defined network events occur:
- data intensity exceeded a defined packets per second rate
- data intensity exceeded a defined bytes per second rate
- new data are exchanged from one of the favorite connections
- ⚙️ Added Settings pages to configure the state of the application (persistently stored in a configuration file):
- customise notifications
- choose between 4 different application styles
- set the application language (this release introduces the Italian language 🇮🇹, and more languages will be supported soon)
If you are running on Windows or Linux, don't forget to install the required dependencies (you can find them here).
If you are interested in the complete list of changes, you can consult the changelog.
v1.0.0
Sniffnet - Graphical User Interface (GUI)
The application is no longer just a command line interface: Sniffnet has now a whole graphical user interface!
- Charts and traffic statistics are now constantly updated and shown interactively in the GUI
- Users don't have to worry about command line options anymore: it is now possible to comfortably specify adapters and filters through the GUI
- Sniffnet is now more accessible, available in real-time, easy to use and aesthetically pleasing thanks to its new interface
In order to reach out as many people as possible, I created installers (see below) for Windows, macOS and Linux, to make it easier to install Sniffnet for those that still doesn't have Rust on their machines.
The installers are generated from pre-built binaries for Windows 10, MacOS x64 and Debian-based Linux distributions (including Debian, Ubuntu, Mint, Kali and other popular linux ditributions).
If you are running on Windows or Linux, don't forget to install the required dependencies (you can find them here).
Open an issue if you are not able to make them work on your machine.