Right Click CPS Test
Click the pad with the right button. The menu is blocked on the pad only.
Right-click menu is off on the pad only.
Your result stays here after each run.
- Peak second
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- Clicks
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- Your best
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Bests are kept in this browser only.
Right vs left: your own numbers
Switch the selector to Left and run the same length to fill in the comparison. Left bests are shared with the home-page CPS test. Stored on this device only.
| Length | Right best (CPS) | Left best (CPS) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 s | — | — |
| 2 s | — | — |
| 5 s | — | — |
| 10 s | — | — |
| 15 s | — | — |
| 30 s | — | — |
| 60 s | — | — |
| 100 s | — | — |
How this test works
Only the right mouse button counts while the selector is on Right; switch to Left for a comparison run. The first right-click on the pad starts the clock and counts. The test ends on the timer, and clicks after the end are ignored.
The browser's context menu is turned off on the pad and nowhere else, so you can right-click freely without a menu getting in the way. Right-clicks pressed while the left button is held down still count: the test reads each button's press on its own.
Bests are saved per button and per length, so a right-click 10-second best never overwrites a left-click one.
Why right-click speed is usually lower
Most people click almost everything with the index finger, so the middle finger that sits on the right button gets far less practice. It also tends to rest more heavily on the mouse, which adds a little force to every press. A gap between your left and right scores is normal.
To close it, treat the middle finger like a new skill: short runs, a relaxed hand, and the finger lifting just enough to reset the switch rather than leaving the button entirely. Watch the trace: an uneven line usually means the finger is pressing too hard and tiring early.
Right-button speed matters where the right button is the action button, for example placing blocks in Minecraft. Some people also butterfly click on the right button; the butterfly click test measures the left button, but the same two-finger rhythm applies.
If the right button sometimes fires twice for one press, that is a switch fault rather than speed: check it with the double-click test, which measures each button on its own.
Questions
How do you do a right-click CPS test?
Pick a duration and click the pad with the right mouse button. The first right-click starts the clock. The context menu is blocked on the pad, and only there.
Why is right click slower than left click?
For most people the middle finger gets less practice than the index finger. The table below puts your right and left bests side by side for each duration, from runs on this browser.
Does a left click count on this test?
Not while the button selector is on Right. Switch it to Left to record a left-click run for comparison.
Can I test right-click on a phone?
Phones have no right button: a tap is a left click. Use a mouse or a trackpad that supports secondary click.