Right-click CPS test
The same exact scoring as the main CPS test, but for your mouse's right button. The pad below suppresses the browser's context menu so a right-click registers as a click instead of opening a menu.
Needs a physical mouse. Right-click has no standard touchscreen gesture and no keyboard equivalent, so — unlike the main CPS test — this pad genuinely can't be operated by tap or by keyboard. A trackpad's two-finger right-click emulation works, if your device supports it.
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How this differs from the left-click test
Under the hood, almost nothing changes: the same fixed-duration window, the same click counter, the same CPS = clicks ÷ seconds arithmetic, rounded only for display. The one real difference is which browser event the pad listens for. A left click fires a click event; a right-press fires a contextmenu event, whose default behaviour is to open the browser's context menu instead of registering as a click. This page cancels that default inside the pad specifically, so a right-click there counts as a test click instead of opening a menu — everywhere else on the page, right-click still opens the menu normally.
The practical effect is that right-click and left-click speeds are genuinely different numbers, not two readings of the same thing. Different finger position, a different switch inside the mouse, and (for almost everyone) far less daily practice with the motion all push the right-click number down relative to the left-click one. That's not a bug in either test.
Frequently asked questions
Why is my right-click CPS different from my left-click CPS?
That's expected rather than a bug. Right-clicking uses a different switch inside the mouse and, for most people, a less-practised motion — so a lower number here than on the left-click test is completely normal, not a sign anything is wrong.
Does this work on a touchscreen or trackpad?
Right-clicking is a mouse concept — a plain touchscreen tap has no separate right-click gesture. A laptop trackpad's two-finger-tap right-click emulation does trigger the same event this page listens for, so it can work there. If you need a touch-friendly speed test, use the main left-click and tap CPS test instead.
Why doesn't the browser's right-click menu appear when I use this?
The browser's normal behaviour on a right-click is to open its context menu; this page explicitly cancels that default for clicks landing inside the pad, so a right-click registers as a test click instead of opening a menu. Right-clicking anywhere else on the page still opens the menu as normal.
Is right-click speed relevant to any games?
In general, the right mouse button is very commonly bound to a secondary action across a wide range of game genres, and some players do practise fast repeated right-clicking for that reason. Whether it matters for whatever you're playing is a judgement only you can make.
Does the same hardware ceiling apply here as the left-click test?
Yes — the same USB polling interval and switch-debounce behaviour described on the main CPS test page applies to the right button just as much as the left one. Nothing about right-click bypasses that pipeline.
Is my score saved separately from the left-click test?
Yes — each duration's best score is stored under its own key, and this page's keys are entirely separate from the left-click test's, so improving one never overwrites or affects the other.