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Mouse hold and drag test online for button dropouts

Test whether a mouse button releases unexpectedly during a hold and drag gesture, a common sign of a worn switch.

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Hold and drag across the page

Press and hold a button, move around, then release to check connection stability.

Total clicks0
CPS (live)0.0
Last interval—
Movement events/s0 Hz
Current actionWaiting for input

Event log

0/10

Click, scroll or move to start logging events.

Live statistics

0.0 s
Left 0Right 0Middle 0Scroll ↑ / ↓ 0 / 0Side buttons 02× anomaly 0Peak movement events/s 0 Hz
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How to test a mouse button that releases while dragging: press and hold, draw a slow path and release. The test reports whether the hold stays connected.

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Hold the left button while drawing a slow circle with the pointer.

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Repeat with the right and middle buttons if they are used for drag actions.

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Try a second surface and browser to rule out a physical obstruction or browser issue.

Understand your mouse test result

Use these ranges as a troubleshooting guide. Hardware, browser and operating system settings can change the observed values.

RangeSignalWhat it means
0–20 HzLowUseful for slow movement or a stopped cursor
20–125 HzTypicalCommon desktop mouse event range
125+ HzFastHigh polling or rapid movement