WhatPulse 2.7

🎉 New Features

• Support for high resolutions on Windows.
• Network Traffic Types: Measure and display the different types (protocols) of network traffic.
• Client API: With the Client API you can programmatically extract real-time data from the client for use in your own program. More on this in a new website called Developer Center, but for now simply point your browser to http://localhost:3490 to discover more (after enabling it in your settings).
• Network: Added a time selector for the traffic types to view a certain time span.
• Network: Added a time selector for the per application traffic and per interface traffic to view historic data, not just real-time.
• Mac OS X: New OS X version icons!
• New auto pulse option: pulse on client startup.
• Added buttons to the Advanced settings to manually update the network GeoIP and the Network Port Description database.

📈 Improvements

• With some database magic, the disk usage has been cut in half! (the WhatPulse client is even lighter now)
• Network: Show when testing internet connectivity.
• Tweak, turn, sprouse and twob a few interface knobs, making it pretty, like Carol.
• When using the 'Reset' button, the client now asks which statistic you want to reset instead of resetting all stats.

🐛 Bug Fixes

• Network: In the per application stats, idle applications could have a rate up to 16TB/s.
• Mac OS X: Fix auto correction for keyboard/mouse access in OS X 10.11.
• Fix unknown key names in an exported CSV file (they were mangled unicode mumbo-jumbo).
• Fixed validation of computer names when creating a new one.
• Fix email validation for newer domain extensions.