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Click and scroll inside the test area to inspect button events, wheel direction and intervals between clicks. Adjust the short-interval reference as needed.

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How to use it

  1. 1Focus the test area and click the buttons you want to check.
  2. 2Scroll vertically or horizontally inside that area.
  3. 3Adjust the short-click interval reference and inspect counts.
  4. 4Leave the area normally or reset to clear the session.

Two observed clicks 80 ms apart fall below a 120 ms reference. That is an observation for investigation, not proof of a faulty switch.

Details & limits

Only test-area mouse events. Adjustable short-interval reference; no hardware DPI, polling-rate or latency measurement. Browser scheduling affects observed intervals.

Can this measure the polling rate or diagnose double clicking?

No. The page sees dispatched browser events, which can be delayed or grouped. Compare observations with settings and behavior in another application.

What short click intervals can tell you

Completed press-and-release pairs are counted per mouse button. Repeat the test with slow, separate clicks when short intervals appear; intentional double clicks can produce the same observation. Focus loss or leaving the test area breaks the interval sequence. Browser event timing does not measure hardware latency, polling rate or DPI. Additional buttons may be reserved for browser navigation.

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Changing the threshold clears click results. Short intervals can be deliberate double clicks; they do not prove a faulty switch.

Click and scroll inside the area. Only complete button presses released inside it count. Leaving the area cancels held buttons. Tab or Escape leaves the test. Right-click opens no menu in this area.

Click or focus this test area to begin.

Test area inactive. Click inside it to test your mouse; clicks and scrolling elsewhere are not counted.

Primary / left

Not tested

Completed clicks
0
Latest interval
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Shortest / longest interval
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Intervals at or below threshold
0

Middle

Not tested

Completed clicks
0
Latest interval
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Shortest / longest interval
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Intervals at or below threshold
0

Secondary / right

Not tested

Completed clicks
0
Latest interval
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Shortest / longest interval
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Intervals at or below threshold
0

Back

Not tested

Completed clicks
0
Latest interval
—
Shortest / longest interval
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Intervals at or below threshold
0

Forward

Not tested

Completed clicks
0
Latest interval
—
Shortest / longest interval
—
Intervals at or below threshold
0

Scroll

Last reported direction: Not tested · Events: 0

Mouse down/up events are counted once; touch and pen compatibility events are excluded. An event does not identify whether it came from a mouse or a trackpad. Browser event intervals are not hardware latency, polling rate or DPI measurements. Button mapping may depend on system settings; extra buttons can be reserved for browser navigation.