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Mouse Double Click Test — Catch a Faulty Switch

Test every mouse button online: left, right, middle and side buttons light up on a mouse graphic, with press counters, a scroll check and a double-click detector.

Click, double-click and scroll inside this area. The right-click menu is disabled here so every button can be tested.

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    Each entry is the time between two clicks of the same button. A deliberate double-click lands around 150–500 ms; intervals under 80 ms are flagged as suspected switch bounce — the fault behind a mouse that double-clicks by itself.

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    This page opens the mouse tester with the click interval log highlighted: single-click in the test area repeatedly and watch the milliseconds between consecutive clicks of the same button.

    The diagnosis rule is simple and honest: a human double-click takes roughly 150–500 ms, and a clean single click produces no short interval at all. If entries under 80 ms appear while you were single-clicking, the switch contacts are bouncing — your mouse is double-clicking by itself, and the flagged entries are the proof.

    Switch bounce gets worse with wear, so test the button you use most. If the left button shows flagged intervals and the right one never does, the hardware verdict is clear: the switch needs cleaning or replacement, and no driver setting will fix it.