How drag clicking works
Find out how many clicks per second your drag clicking produces and whether your mouse can drag click at all. Drag clicking means sliding a finger across the mouse button so friction makes the switch bounce many times in one stroke. This test opens in drag mode and counts every press the switch registers, so you can see how many clicks each stroke produced on the live graph.
When you slide a finger across a mouse button with light pressure, friction makes your finger catch and release the button many times. Each tiny catch presses the switch, so one stroke can register 10 or more clicks. Because the clicks come from vibration rather than separate finger movements, drag clicking can reach 25 to 40+ CPS, far above any other technique. Whether it works depends on the mouse: its button surface, switch type and how much debounce delay the firmware adds.


