Hi all, I have a monthly broadband subscription which rolls over on the 23rd I had arrived near the end of my usage so I was carefully checking So, when my usage didn't roll over on the 23rd, I rang them Now to the question - the agent told me that I had used 2.5MB So, now I want to check up my internet usage (per page). Is it possible to do this with tshark/Wireshark? What I'd like ideally is a daemon (I know that I can do it If it is not possible, can anyone point me to useful Linux asked 24 Feb '15, 16:08 dragam |
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answered 24 Feb '15, 22:58 Jaap ♦ |
Depending on the browser you use, the developer tools provided by the browser can also show this. This page shows how to measure page "weight" using various browsers. Note your browser will hopefully cache a lot of the data so it isn't retrieved subsequently. You can see this by running a normal reload (e.g. F5 in Chrome) and then a full reload (e.g. Ctrl + F5 in Chrome). answered 25 Feb '15, 01:38 grahamb ♦ |