Why controlled?
In basic tests, fast clicking can make a healthy mouse look suspicious. Here, the page controls the next click prompt and excludes early clicks.
Mouse · Controlled protocol
Mouse Double-Click Test
This is not a speed test. The page tells you when to click, reducing false positives caused by intentional or accidental fast clicking.
Clearer result
Open guided check →Is one physical click really producing two inputs?
Instead of a free-click counter, let Testarya control the rhythm and confirm suspicious short repeats in a second round.
Round 1
Ready to start
We will run 20 controlled single clicks.
Early clicks are excluded from the result0 / 20
Result
Show technical details
The short-repeat threshold is not a hardware standard; it is used only to flag unusually fast second inputs observed by the browser.
Why a second round?
If a suspicious repeat appears in the first round, Testarya asks for a confirmation round on the same button. A single event is not labeled as a fault.
Limitations
The browser does not directly measure the physical switch. The result only shows short repeats in the browser event stream.
Privacy
Raw click events are not sent to a server in this test.