What a right click CPS test measures
A right click CPS test answers a narrower question than the homepage CPS Test: how quickly you can repeat the right mouse button. Games, context menus, and some building tools rely on that button, so mixing left-clicks into the count hides the thing you came to measure.
The timer, click math, and local best storage follow the same rules as the other duration guides. The only change is the input filter. Keyboard keys and left-clicks do not start or increment this session.
How to compare a right-click score
Keep the duration fixed. Five seconds is the default because it matches the most common CPS comparison window. Switch to one second only when you want a burst, or to ten and thirty seconds when you want stamina.
Do not rank a right-click result against a left-click result from the homepage. They are different buttons, different finger positions, and often different mouse-switch weights.
- Use the same mouse and browser for every right-click session.
- Disable extra mouse software that remaps the right button.
- Stop if the grip becomes uncomfortable; this is a browser score, not a contest.
Return to the full CPS Test, open the 1-second CPS Test, or choose another duration from the guides in the footer.