: Set specific download and upload speed limits for any device on the network. Device Blocking
is a fascinating, albeit controversial, piece of software. Its enduring popularity among home network users is a testament to its effectiveness and the perceived failure of router manufacturers to provide user-friendly, granular QoS controls. In the hands of a tech-savvy homeowner, it can solve real-world problems of network congestion.
While Selfishnet V3 is a useful tool, it should be used responsibly. Selfishnet V3
: Allows you to set specific upload and download limits for any individual device.
Displays the exact, real-time download and upload speeds currently being consumed by each device. : Set specific download and upload speed limits
Compatible with various Windows versions, including Windows 7, 8, 10, and 11, usually requiring the "Win7 and up" folder version.
Let’s be honest. Running Selfishnet is technically illegal in many jurisdictions (unauthorized network interference). It violates most ISP fair-use policies. It will make your housemates curse their "bad router." In the hands of a tech-savvy homeowner, it
Due to the concerns about SelfishNet, many users seek alternative applications that offer similar network control. Some of the most popular alternatives include:
The official Selfishnet V3 GitHub repository lists the current supported features: