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
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- Median interval
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- Raw P95 / P99
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- Long browser frames
- 0
- Severe stalls
- 0
- Full-window samples
- 0
- Excluded estimate samples
- 0
- Stability
- —
Higher values are slower extreme frame intervals
Excluded only from the robust rate estimate; raw data remains
1 − (MAD ÷ median interval); higher means more consistent timing
Possible irregular browser frame timing — not “monitor definitely skipped frames”.
How to use
- Choose Browser timing diagnostic or Photo-assisted visual pattern.
- For timing: Start, keep the tab focused, review long-frame metrics.
- For visual: Start motion, optionally photograph with long exposure.
- 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.