- June 7, 2016
- SecureMix LLC
- 12h median play time
GlassWire
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About
GlassWire visualizes all your network activity so you can improve your Internet connection quality, save bandwidth, and help protect your computer from malware. If any unusual network-related activity is detected GlassWire warns you with a temporary polite notification that won't disturb your game-play. Do you host any games on remote servers? GlassWire can monitor your game servers remotely …


- GlassWire provides a user-friendly interface that allows for easy monitoring of network activity and bandwidth usage.
- The software effectively alerts users to unusual network behavior, helping to enhance security and prevent malware threats.
- It offers useful features such as the ability to block specific applications from accessing the internet, making it a valuable tool for managing network performance.
- The Steam version of GlassWire is outdated and lacks many features available in the latest version from the official website.
- Users have reported issues with the software consuming excessive system resources, leading to performance problems on their devices.
- The business model has been criticized for being deceptive, with many features locked behind a paywall after initially being offered for free.
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4 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeUsers highlight that GlassWire is an essential tool for monitoring network performance, effectively identifying issues that can slow down internet speed, such as opening new tabs in Chrome. However, some express concerns about its increasing memory usage over time, which may impact overall performance. It is recommended for those seeking better control over their network but should be downloaded directly from the official website.
“If you open a new tab on Chrome and suddenly your internet starts slowing down, it will show a spike in the graph that can indicate the new tab is the culprit, so you can close it to regain performance.”
“Highly recommend this for people who desire greater control over network performance, but download it from their website.”
“If you open a new tab on Chrome and suddenly your internet starts slogging, it will show a spike in the graph that can indicate the new tab is the culprit, so you can close it to regain performance.”
“The data only gets larger for each and every day I use my computers, which is not really something I would like to have loaded in the memory, especially not if it affects the performance.”