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πŸ“Ά My Connection
πŸ“ΆConnection Test
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πŸ”’CIDR CalculatorπŸ”—URL EncoderπŸ”’Base64 ToolπŸ“‹JSON FormatterπŸ”Regex Tester
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Connection Test

Test your own connection's speed, public IP, latency to major providers, and DNS leak status β€” all in one run.

What this test checks

Connection Test bundles four checks about your own network into one run: download/upload speed, your public IP and its geolocation, round-trip latency to major cloud providers, and whether your DNS queries are leaking outside an expected resolver (useful for verifying VPN configuration).

Why latency to multiple providers matters

A single ping to one server tells you little β€” comparing round-trip time to several major providers (Cloudflare, Google, Amazon, Fastly) gives a more useful picture of your connection's general responsiveness and can help spot routing issues specific to one network versus a broader problem.

About the DNS leak check

If you're using a VPN, your DNS queries should route through the VPN's own resolvers β€” not your ISP's. This check queries public DNS-over-HTTPS resolvers and reports the client IP they observed, which can reveal a DNS leak even when your browsing traffic itself is correctly tunneled.