https://librespeed.org/ The LibreSpeed speed test 0 3/5 stars ★★★☆☆ Hans van der Graaf Hans van der Graaf
In general, the LibreSpeed speed test is not a recommended speed test, mainly because the results of LibreSpeed are ambiguous.
- Data efficiency: 82/100
- Time to complete: 70/100
- Security: 51/100
- Privacy friendly: 97/100
- Usability: 100/100
- Accessibility: 64/100
- Informative: 50/100
With an adverstised speed of 100 Mbps and an average measured internet speed of 106.3 Mbps, we conclude that the LibreSpeed speed test is not an accurate speed test (Accuracy score: 20/100).
The LibreSpeed speed test is a ambiguous speed test. That is, this speed test measures structural an internet speed somewhere between the the advertised speed and your your true internet speed.
The LibreSpeed speed test is created in 2016 by Federico Dossena, an Italian software developer, and available at Github.
We have tried to create some examples based on this GitHub, but we didn´t get it work properly (our knowledge of PHP is minimal). Hence don´t expect correct measurements when you try these LibreSpeed variants.
Pros
This LibreSpeed speed test has the following pros:
- Privacy-friendly
- It is an original speed test
Cons
This LibreSpeed speed test has the following cons:
- The results are ambiguous
When to use LibreSpeed
If you just want to know what your internet speed is, then use another speed test. Read our advice for a better speed test that suits your needs.
How we tested
We have tested the LibreSpeed speed test in a standardized way. This makes speed tests easy to compare.
The following results form the basis for this speed test review:
- Abort/pause possible: yes
- Ad-free: yes
- Average download speed of 3 measurements: 106.3 Mbps
- Clear indication of the current focus: no
- Correct back button behavior: yes
- Flesch Reading Ease score of the privacy policy: 46.19
- Number of ACheckers known problems: 6
- Number of cookies: 0
- Number of measured features: 3
- Number of Wave errors: 2
- Observatory score: 30
- Tingtun score: 100
- Total data use of 3 measurements: 313.28 MiBs
- Total time to complete 3 tests: 60 seconds