NetBalancer

What's new in this version:

- NetBalancer v9.16 gets the second part of scripting support with Programmatic Rules for most advanced scenarios
- Today NetBalancer adds its most advanced feature ever since inception: Programmatic Rules
- A programmatic rule is a rule defined entirely in C# code, is compiled and then executed for every single network packet
- Based on the packet's properties and various environment data the rule then decides what priority, limit or block to assign to the packet.
- Alternatively the rule can just pass the packet to the next rule if it doesn't match its criterias
- A unique feature of programmatic rules is that they can assign multiple different priorities to packets, not just a single download and upload priority like normal rules.
- All the source code required to compile a programmatic rule in your preferred code editor is openly available in NetBalancer under an open source MIT license.
- See the 'View embedding source code' link in the image above
- Programmatic rules are able to handle up to 10 Gbps on a single CPU code, depending on the complexity of the code
- Just like C# scripts from the previous release, the rules also are not permitted any IO operation, including file, registry and network access to avoid elevation security vulnerabilities.
- Code reflection is prohibited as well