If you installed using the get speedily script, then the Speedify repository has been added to your list of Package Sources. This means that when you use an "apt" based command to update the packages on your machine, Speedify will be automatically updated as well.
In any case, that should be it. "update" checks for new versions and the "upgrade" actually installs them. Speedify will automatically start the new version of the daemon once the update is complete.
Installing Speedify on Ubuntu and Raspberry Pi OS is easy! First, if you don't have one already, get started by purchasing an Unlimited Speedify plan from the Speedify Store. The Speedify software is distributed via a repository server, which means that it integrates with the package management tools that are built into your Debian/Ubuntu/Raspberry Pi OS-based distribution and will install the correct software depending on the environment.
These distributions are supported on both 32-bit and 64-bit ARM processors, and on 64 bit AMD/Intel processors. This includes Raspberry Pi and laptops and servers running Ubuntu. Speedify on Linux supports both the full user interface and a headless mode where it is controlled via the speedify_cli. Note that Speedify does not currently support the OpenWRT or DD-WRT distributions or MIPS processors.
This will download and install the correct version of Speedify for your system. If your system has a desktop environment, then this includes the Speedify user interface. In either case, it will include the Speedify command-line interface to allow you to interact with Speedify from the terminal.
Now when you reboot your device, Speedify will automatically start and connect. It will also enable sharing features, if you have it configured, so you can have your bonding device ready to go without any user interaction.
In order to enjoy the fastest and most secure experience with Speedify, you should always keep the application up to date. We'll notify you of important software updates when you launch the software.
At these times, a popup will appear. Click Install Now, and you'll be directed to the Speedify download page in your web browser. Click on Mac to download the latest version for your operating system.
This will download a file " SpeedifyInstaller.dmg" to your designated Downloads folder. Before opening the installer, be sure to first "Quit" Speedify from the Toolbar.
Next, open the "SpeedifyInstaller.dmg." Then, drag and drop the Speedify icon over to your Applications folder. A dialog will appear notifying you that an older item already exists in this location. (That's OK!)
Recently I have been reading about how to install Speedify on Linux (Ubuntu and Raspberry Pi OS). I have found that both "speedify" and "speedifyui" now exist within the Synaptic library and when I do a dpkg test, both packages are already installed. Unfortunately neither package has an active command and there are no man pages for either package as well.
The web page telling me how to install Speedify on Linux starts out with both installation and account configuration. Speedify is already installed on Ubuntu but on my RPi4 board when I try to follow the manual install steps, I cannot install Speedify there either.
Is the source code available? Or is the code proprietary/secret? Do hundreds of people routinely audit the code to make sure it's safe and bug free, or is there a shadow/unknown process that perhaps only one or two people are responsible for?
Who develops, maintains, audits, and secures the code? Is it a reputable organization who knows how to write secure software? Or is it one or two opportunistic people looking to make a buck who hacked together an app that works on the surface but is full of bad unsafe code?
What is the motivation of the people who produce this software? Is this a for profit venture seeking to maximize profit? Or is the software developed by a community for the good of a community?
What access do I have to provide this software? Will the software be able to access your network stack? Will it make changes to your system configuration? Or does the software run in a container isolated from your root system and need no privileges?
Further research showed that speedify (and speedifyui) were both installed on one of my computers since I had installed them there! (not Canonical) Another computer of mine, that I had not used recently, did not have either of the speedify installs on it.
When Speedify is connected and is in use, both Android and iOS show a small icon in the status bar of your phone. This little icon lets you know Speedify is connected and is accelerating (and protecting) your traffic.
On Android, there is both a small version of the Speedify "S" Logo and a Key icon. The Speedify icon lets you easily get back into Speedify to see what it is doing; the Key lets you know that Speedify acts like a VPN which is handling your internet traffic:
As of Speedify version 12.6, Speedify seems to use the gateway of each WAN as the DNS resolver for bypass.
This may have been fixed in future versions.
You can use VPN Policy Based Routing as an alternative.
Depending on the hardware and how interfaces are brought up, OpenWRT may create a default WAN interface on first boot as WAN and WAN_6.
Delete these interfaces in Network -> Interfaces and restart.
You can click on the "Update" button and a browser window will open to download the latest version. To complete the update, run the installer file from where you downloaded it and follow the on screen instructions.
The download has been tested by an editor here on a PC and a list of features has been compiled; see below. We've also created some screenshots of Speedify to illustrate the user interface and show the overall usage and features of this connection speed increasing program.
Speedify combines any Internet connections available to your Mac or PC to deliver the speed you need for HD video streaming, faster uploads, and more.Upload, download, and share at full speed. Even if you lose connectivity on one of your Internet connections, Speedify keeps your transfer going until both connections become available again.Bond DSL, cable, and mobile connections into a single blazing-fast connection. From web browsing to VPNs and video conferences, everything you do online is faster with Speedify.Say goodbye to endless HD video buffering on Netflix and YouTube. Easily combine all your Internet connections for fast and reliable access to streaming HD content and high-resolution video chat.Speedify automatically connects you with the best server location based on latency and availability. Once connected, the Speed Server intelligently handles traffic to and from your various Internet connections to deliver faster speeds. Our network of cloud servers is always growing, and faster Internet is just a click away.
Speedify can be used on a computer running Windows 11 or Windows 10. Previous versions of the OS shouldn't be a problem with Windows 8 and Windows 7 having been tested. It comes in both 32-bit and 64-bit downloads.Other operating systems: The latest Speedify version from 2024 is also available for iPhone.
Instantiate an instance of SpeedifySDK in your Applications class. SpeedifySDK will run its VPN services in a separate process, which needs access to a properly configured SpeedifySDK instance for your app. All calls are non-blocking. Create a subclass of SpeedifyHandler or implement ISpeedifyHandler, and implement the methods for the various callbacks which you are interesed in. The SpeedifySDK will call to inform you of changes through these callbacks.
If already connected, this will disconnect before reconnecting. Connect errors will be signalled in OnConnectError. Chosen server will be signalled via OnConnectedServer as connections to them are attempted.
If already connected, this will disconnect before reconnecting. A list of valid servers can be obtained from OnDirectory. Connect errors will be signalled in OnConnectError. Chosen server will be signalled via OnConnectedServer as connections to them are attempted.
Triggers OnConnectionStats once per second while connected. Triggers OnAdaptersList once every 30 seconds while connected. Triggers OnSessionStats once per second while connected. Triggers OnStreamingStats once per second while connected.
If setting a custom directory, call setDirectoryDomain before calling this. This may take several seconds as the OS is queryied for the device id. Login or auto-account creation errors will be signalled in OnLoginError. Automatic accounts have an email address in the form of .@autoaccount.speedify.com.
The application is responsible for fetching updated access tokens if using this method. If setting a custom directory, call setDirectoryDomain before calling this. Login errors will be signalled in OnLoginError. An expired access token will give an error of type TOKEN_EXPIRED, while invalid tokens will give CREDENTIAL.
Recommended to call when starting up or reshowing a UI. Triggers OnState, OnAccountingData, OnConnectedServer, OnAdaptersList, OnDirectory, OnSettings, OnPrivacySettings, OnLocalVendorSettings, OnRemoteVendorSettings, OnVendorUserData, OnLocalProxySettings, OnFirewallSettings, OnStreamingSettings.
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