Acquire 20 targets as quickly as possible without clicking empty space. Every target spawns in a randomized position away from the previous hit.
The run combines target acquisition time and click accuracy. The timer restarts at every new target, while empty-space clicks increase the shot count without increasing hits.
Keep browser zoom at 100%, use a stable desk surface, and close software that changes pointer acceleration. Repeat runs with the same mouse DPI and display refresh rate.
Touch input works, but touch and mouse results should be compared separately.
Display refresh rate, mouse polling rate, browser scheduling, and frame load all add small delays. The score is most useful for tracking your own trend on one setup.
These browser tests are for self-comparison and gaming practice. They are not a medical, psychological, or professional diagnosis.
The score starts with accuracy and applies a time penalty based on your average target acquisition time. A fast run with misses can score below a slightly slower perfect run.
Use the operating-system and mouse sensitivity you normally play with. Browser aim cannot perfectly reproduce every game's field of view, so consistency matters more than matching a specific title.
Each target is generated away from the previous location. That reduces predictable micro-clicks and creates a broader mix of flick directions.