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Dev tools · June 22, 2025

NetHang

Network quality simulation(weak network, network impairment)

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What it does

NetHang is a web-based network quality simulation built on Linux. It is designed for simulating those annoying real-world network issues—like latency, packet loss, jitter or bandwidth limitation.

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