WiFi Radar Pro
2.4
WiFi Radar Pro
2.4The Wireless Swiss-army knife.
Overview
WiFi Radar Pro lets you monitor your area networks; identify and troubleshoot issues with your home, small office, or enterprise network; and gather useful information about your network performance. Are you simply in search of an elegant replacement of the default OS X wireless utility? You've just found your ideal tool!
- Easy-to-use, intuitive UI
- Suitable for home, small office, or enterprise networks
- Live monitoring for all networks
- Graphical charts for better visualization
- Automatic signal/noise tracking
- Status-item tool to replace the default OS X wireless tool
- Option to export current networks report to CSV
- Easily connect to any network (Open, WEP, or WPA/WPA2)
- Ultra-secure password storage
- Works with 802.11a/b/g/n/ac networks
- Lots of useful information at your fingertips: SSID, BSSID, RSSI, noise, channel, AP mode, security, rates, channel flags, country
What's new in WiFi Radar Pro
Version 2.4:
- macOS Catalina ready
- Enhancements for macOS Mojave
- Minor enhancements
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$11.99
App requirements:
- Intel 64
- Mac OS X 10.7.0 or later
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7 WiFi Radar Pro Reviews
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There’s no preference window, but you can choose which columns to display by clicking an icon. However, there’s no tooltips if you have questions about them.
One column is labeled "Rates," but I have no idea what rate it’s displaying. There are odd sequences of numbers like 6,9,12,18,24,36,48,54 and 1,2,5,6,9,11,12,18,24,36,48,54.
Is it the rate of inflation for trading puka shells for coffee beans?
Is it the rate at which Oprah has gained weight?
Who knows?!
There’s not even a column for signal strength!
That’s usually what I sort by, and it’s a MUST for me.
I don’t know why there’s a "Country" column.
Do you really need to see which country the signal is from that you’re connecting to? Is that for people living on the border between two countries?
I THINK the bottom part of the window displays the signal/noise ratio for selected networks, but I can’t be sure as there are no labels. There are times running across the bottom, but they’re in 24-hr clock format. Last time I checked I wasn’t in the military, so I don’t use that clock.
Each time I open the app, it opens as a small window.
So I maximize it, but the next time it opens it’s small again.
Gotta go uninstall it now.