Not very scientific but you can try something that is unlikely to be whitelisted.
Eg. http://134.209.196.181:8080 This is an instance of https://github.com/e7d/speedtest running on Digital Ocean in Amsterdam.
Eg. http://134.209.196.181:8080 This is an instance of https://github.com/e7d/speedtest running on Digital Ocean in Amsterdam.
38.69 Mbps Download
154.43 Mbps Upload
178.34 Mbps Download
192.23 Mbps Upload
That's reasonable, actually pretty impressive for talking to Amsterdam
It's hard to really comprehend how amazing it is that I can talk to Europe at 200M/s over WiFi from my personal apartment on my smartphone while lying in bed in Los Angeles, and pay a flat rate that works out to about $2.25/day for the privilege.
It's just absurd. It's pretty easy to forget how much of a future world we live in
You should try if possible connections to other pages in other countries.