Frame Skipping Test

Look for irregular frame presentation gaps.

Browser-observed measurementPrivacy-first

Tests run locally in your browser. We do not upload keystrokes, pointer paths, or media.

Important

  • Browser timing mode measures rAF presentation intervals, not guaranteed panel drop counts.
  • Visual gaps may come from display, OS, browser compositor, or camera — not a hardware certificate.

Measures browser presentation timing via rAF — not a hardware “dropped frames” certificate. Long intervals are possible irregular browser frame timing.

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Browser presentation timing (full window)

Session
Ready
Estimated presentation rate
Median interval
Raw P95 / P99

Higher values are slower extreme frame intervals

Long browser frames
0
Severe stalls
0
Full-window samples
0
Excluded estimate samples
0

Excluded only from the robust rate estimate; raw data remains

Stability

1 − (MAD ÷ median interval); higher means more consistent timing

Possible irregular browser frame timing — not “monitor definitely skipped frames”.

How to use

  1. Choose Browser timing diagnostic or Photo-assisted visual pattern.
  2. For timing: Start, keep the tab focused, review long-frame metrics.
  3. For visual: Start motion, optionally photograph with long exposure.
  4. Record your observation locally — the page does not analyze photos.

What the result means

  • Results are browser-local observations with explicit limitations.
  • See Limitations for what this tool cannot claim.

Limitations

  • Browser timing mode measures rAF presentation intervals, not guaranteed panel drop counts.
  • Visual gaps may come from display, OS, browser compositor, or camera — not a hardware certificate.

Troubleshooting

Nothing happens after Start
Focus the tab, allow required permissions if prompted, and ensure the control surface is active.
Permission was denied
Open browser site settings for this origin, re-enable camera/microphone, then reload and try again.

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FAQ

Is this a hardware laboratory result?

No. DeviceMetrik reports browser-observed or visual-aid results with clear limits.