Public bug reported:
I'm usually connected with 2G because 3G is a battery drainer and for chatting
2G is good to go.
When I use the internet browser I enjoy the comfort of having a fast 3G
connection. Toggling every time is annoying so I'd appreciate a feature where
you can set up your applications which triggers a faster connection when you
open them and reverse when you close.
Should also have a timer so when you leave the browser (3G) for a short time in
the background to check something else it shouldn't reactivate the slow
connection immediately.
Ubuntu 15.04 (r21), Nexus 4
** Affects: indicator-network (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: feature
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1477282
Title:
automatically toggle 2G to 3/4G
Status in indicator-network package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
I'm usually connected with 2G because 3G is a battery drainer and for
chatting 2G is good to go.
When I use the internet browser I enjoy the comfort of having a fast 3G
connection. Toggling every time is annoying so I'd appreciate a feature where
you can set up your applications which triggers a faster connection when you
open them and reverse when you close.
Should also have a timer so when you leave the browser (3G) for a short time
in the background to check something else it shouldn't reactivate the slow
connection immediately.
Ubuntu 15.04 (r21), Nexus 4
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