Actual received bytes over time

Network Throughput Test

A network throughput test measures how quickly usable data reaches its destination. This implementation counts bytes at the receiving browser and divides by high-resolution elapsed time.

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Why time-based streaming?

A fixed file can be too small for fast networks and wasteful on slow ones. Time-based streaming provides a consistent observation window while bounded browser buffers prevent runaway memory use.

Why warm up first?

The warm-up lets transport behavior and buffers settle before counted bytes begin. It is excluded from the reported throughput.

How stability is calculated

The documented score combines throughput consistency, stall-free windows, latency consistency and connection continuity. It is application guidance, not an industry certification.