Wrong NIC in the speed of data

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Hi,
in the "status line" (the lower line in hyper) I can't change the interface used (eth or wlan or tun) to monitor the speed of the data: where I can find the right nic used?
It seems that is used the wlan (the icon is an antenna with radio waves), but the speed is always 0kB/s.

Thanks in advance,
Angelo

Hyper version: undefined "3.4.1"
OS ARCH VERSION: linux x64 6.5.9-custom
Electron: 20.3.6 LANG: it_IT.UTF-8
SHELL: /bin/bash TERM: undefined

.hyper.js contents

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  "env": {},
  "bell": "SOUND",
  "copyOnSelect": true,
  "hypercwd": {
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      "memory"
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plugins

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  "plugins": [
    "hyperpower",
    "hypercwd",
    "hyper-search",
    "hyper-pane",
    "hyper-launch-menu",
    "hyper-broadcast",
    "hyper-tabs-enhanced",
    "verminal",
    "hyper-manager",
    "hyper-statusline-extended",
    "hyperborder",
    "hyper-tab-icons",
    "hyper-opacity",
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  "localPlugins": []
}

Start with the hyperline plugin and its configured ip entry, then inspect how the status line selects a network interface. Reproduce the report on the stated Linux environment with wlan, eth, and tun interfaces. Done means the status line identifies the intended interface and reports its traffic instead of always showing 0 kB/s.

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