Loading For Mac

If you have ever wanted to see which of the application installed on your Mac are using your network connection at any given time, then you have probably used macOS' Activity Monitor app for this job.

Sure, the Activity Monitor app will display the number of sent and received bytes and packets, but that’s not really what you would call a very user-friendly solution.

Fortunately, someone has thought of this specific issue and that someone has created a small utility named Loading.

In plain words, Loading is a straightforward and small macOS application that makes it as easy as possible for you to see which apps are using your network connection.

One of those small menulets that make macOS feel a lot more user-friendly

Not only this, but, Loading can show you the exact apps that are using your network connection right now, and those that have used the network recently with the help of two categories named “Loading” and respectively “Loaded”.

And the best thing is it does all that without draining you Mac’s resources and without getting in your way, directly from your Mac’s menu bar.

But, that’s not all, as Loading has another ace up its sleeve: if you click on its status bar icon while holding down the “ALT” key, Loading will unveil a list of all the network processes with the identifier and paths.

There you have it: if you want a fast and user-friendly software solution for viewing network processes and which apps are using the connection in real time, then Loading should definitely find its way onto your Mac’s Applications folder.