SWIFI+ | Auto Switch Best WiFi
detects a weak WiFi Signal, automatically switches you to a better network.
while youre moving around, you get further from a network and closer to another one. swifi automatically switches to the closer network.PRO FEATURES⚫ Select your favorite networks.enables you to choose which networks to connect to, and which networks to avoid.⚫ Disable toaststhe option to disable "swifi connected to..." messages.⚫ Two widgets.a widget to turn on/off swifia widget to run swifi once---------------- FAQ ----------------Can this app switch between repeaters?No, if two Access Points have the same name and encryption settings, they are saved as one wifi connection, they would have the same ID, apps like SWIFI use the ID to connect to an Access point.Why do you need Location enabled on Android 6.0?Its an Android bug that will be fixed in a future release, but in the meantime, you have to enable Location for SWIFI to work. I know this is annoying, sorry :| https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=185370Does this app consume a lot of battery?No, it barely consumes any battery, it only runs when you have a signal that is weaker than your Minimum Strength.Version 1.4:- Support for Android 6.0- Minimum Strength decreased to 55 dBm- added MAC Address in connection info.Version 1.3:- the option to prioritize 5 GHz networks. [requires Lollipop or higher devices]- small design fixes.Version 1.2:- stability improvements.Version 1.1:- fixes for some connection issues.- design adjustments for tablets.- the ability to remove duplicates.- the option to disable toasts.
while youre moving around, you get further from a network and closer to another one. swifi automatically switches to the closer network.PRO FEATURES⚫ Select your favorite networks.enables you to choose which networks to connect to, and which networks to avoid.⚫ Disable toaststhe option to disable "swifi connected to..." messages.⚫ Two widgets.a widget to turn on/off swifia widget to run swifi once---------------- FAQ ----------------Can this app switch between repeaters?No, if two Access Points have the same name and encryption settings, they are saved as one wifi connection, they would have the same ID, apps like SWIFI use the ID to connect to an Access point.Why do you need Location enabled on Android 6.0?Its an Android bug that will be fixed in a future release, but in the meantime, you have to enable Location for SWIFI to work. I know this is annoying, sorry :| https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=185370Does this app consume a lot of battery?No, it barely consumes any battery, it only runs when you have a signal that is weaker than your Minimum Strength.Version 1.4:- Support for Android 6.0- Minimum Strength decreased to 55 dBm- added MAC Address in connection info.Version 1.3:- the option to prioritize 5 GHz networks. [requires Lollipop or higher devices]- small design fixes.Version 1.2:- stability improvements.Version 1.1:- fixes for some connection issues.- design adjustments for tablets.- the ability to remove duplicates.- the option to disable toasts.
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No longer works. Is that because outdated, or because I have blackview phone now with android 11? Update: oops, just looked, developer gone , hasn't been updated since 2016. So whatever good score now gone. .
Works great
It keeps deselecting my preferences and selecting random WiFi IDs..
Bought the paid the version but it doesn't do its primary job i.e to autoswtich networks. Disappointed.
Doesn't work, does nothing.
Not useful anymore. Long time user, but this app doesn't work well enough to keep it. It used to be an easy way to automatically switch between networks, but now I end up doing it myself 95% of the time. Also the widget is useless, since it doesn't exclude 2.4 ghz networks as the settings in the app are set to do. So I can't use the widget to switch between the two 5 ghz networks I use because the widget connects to my 2.4 ghz networks 100% of the time. Basically useless app now.
Works 90% of time
The free version works better for my partner than the paid version for me. It often doesn't switch.
Apparently worked (somewhat) once, but on my current tablet it announces that it's switching to another WiFi hub/router, but the switch doesn't occur according to the android OS. Does the application need to implement permissions code? In any case, useless for me and I'm removing it.
What's the point? Three feet from my router, and this thing stays connected to the extender upstairs...no matter the sensitivity setting. Great idea, if it actually WORKED. #FAIL