Closed steom closed 1 year ago
Indeed, you're correct. The network persistently undergoes filtration, and connections are systematically mapped to host processes, irrespective of the active status of any pre-configured application instance.
this is a "nice" unwanted effect. proxifyer slows down the whole machine even if no configured programs are currently in use or running. it's by design? is this not fixable?
Indeed, this behavior is intentional. Nonetheless, we could consider implementing certain optimizations, such as tracking active applications and engaging the filter only when the relevant instances are in operation.
High cpu usage with network traffic, also when no one of whitelisten app is used. Seems that the filter always monitor all network traffic, and cpu usare spikes high.