Test de la vitesse de connexion à Internet

HTTPS (HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure) is an extension of the HTTP protocol that supports encryption. Data transmitted over the HTTP protocol is being packaged in the SSL or TLS cryptographic protocol.

From a technical point of view, no. These are two absolutely identical speed tests that use the same technology. The only difference between them is the lack of data encryption when measuring speed on the speedtest version without using SSL encryption.

If you use Internet connection at speeds of more than 200 Mbps or if your computer isn't enough new, then speed testing with enabled SSL encryption may not give the right values. The CPU of your computer may not be able to cope with data encryption technology at such speeds that eventually result understated values to download and download speed.

To control the results, as well as to exclude the possibility of SSL protocol to affect the verification results, we offer an Internet connection speed test without the use of SSL encryption.