WiFi Probe 1.1.3

WiFi Probe serves as a user-friendly wireless network scanner that offers a distinct advantage: it not only identifies available wireless networks but also verifies their Internet connectivity. Traditional methods typically require users to connect to a network, launch a browser, and attempt to access a webpage to determine if the connection is valid or if it is behind a protection mechanism. This often necessitates navigating back and forth between network settings when encountering protected or non-functional networks.

In contrast, WiFi Probe streamlines this process by allowing users to simply tap on an open network. The application then establishes a connection and assesses Internet access, presenting the result without the need to engage a browser or additional applications. It adeptly detects captive portals, distinguishing between freely accessible networks and those secured with passwords. Furthermore, previously assessed networks are recorded, preventing the need for repeated evaluations upon subsequent encounters.

Utilizing an auto probe mode, WiFi Probe automatically scans for all available open Wi-Fi networks, signaling users through vibrations when a network with Internet access is detected or when in proximity to an already-checked free network. Users have the option for immediate connectivity to these networks as well. Consequently, WiFi Probe proves to be an invaluable tool for efficiently locating open Internet access in one’s immediate surroundings.