I would like a way to know if any aplication is accessing the web on my machine and how much of it is it taking, for stuff like optimizing fortnite, monitoring chrome and such so I can know how much of my ethernet are those apps taking and if it does really help to close them or if it doesn’t really matter, I think that this feature would fit seamlessly in your app and would go with your idea for the functionality and usefulness of this app. many thanks, LIXD.
Thank you for your feedback about adding network monitoring to AppControl.
Thanks for your feedback @Abdelrahman_Mostafa!
As far as the floating window, can you give some examples of useful floating windows you have used that show this type of data? Thanks!
I’m not sure what he meant with floating window, but I second his request for the addition of the network tab 
would love to have it’s history and be able to understand what was spiking network bandwith at times.
@cru5y yes, I agree. We should add historical network monitoring… the ones out there aren’t so good and it would make AppControl better. Great idea! Thanks!
I just signed up to place my vote for Network Traffic history as well. Sometimes I get traffic spikes or a constant low level stream and I’d like to know what apps are the culprit. For instance, I used Resource Monitor and Gemini to determine that one of my browser sessions had the MS Office Excel WebApp open in the background, which was getting live updates. I wouldn’t have figured this out without both the identification that the browser was where the majority of the traffic was coming from and AI to tell me how to determine which tab was the culprit, so it seems like AppControl is ideally poised to provide this type of detailed insight with its MCP integration if it also monitored network flows.
Thanks @SystemPulse. We are actively working on it, and some people on our team are using a pre-release with network monitoring. It will be a free feature for everyone.
I agree that with the AppControl MCP it will be really nice and useful.
I just registered to vote for this too! Great to hear its in the works. One additional thing that would be cool is a hot key that you can press in game, which won’t disturb the game but will register a user event so that I can investigate what caused the issue later. In the heat of the battle you have no time to write down or remember the time
@Vijay you and I think alike on this idea about the hot key. 