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NetMode: whitelist checker

Whitelist checker: detect limited internet access in your system tray

by Andrei Ovcharenko

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NetMode is a whitelist checker for Ubuntu and other Linux distributions. It checks public websites to detect whether your current connection…

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NetMode: whitelist checker FAQ

What is NetMode: whitelist checker?

NetMode is a whitelist checker for Ubuntu and other Linux distributions. It checks public websites to detect whether your current connection only reaches sites in a whitelist or has broader internet access. See the result in a desktop window and system tray icon.

Do I need to download NetMode: whitelist checker?

No. NetMode: whitelist checker runs in your browser at krot.name, so there's nothing to install.

Who makes NetMode: whitelist checker?

NetMode: whitelist checker is made by Andrei Ovcharenko.

What are the best NetMode: whitelist checker alternatives?

Popular alternatives to NetMode: whitelist checker include Motrix, Helix and Transmission. See all NetMode: whitelist checker alternatives

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