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Show HN: GeoTag Photos – Add GPS coordinates to photos in the browser

geotagphotos.app
2 points·by zylics·20 dagen geleden·0 comments

Show HN: SnakeBaby – Cute symbols, bios, kaomoji, and username ideas

snakebaby.com
4 points·by zylics·vorige maand·0 comments

Show HN: ControllerTest-test gamepads,stick drift and polling rate by browser

controllertestonline.com
5 points·by zylics·vorige maand·0 comments

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Show HN: Mouse Polling Rate Test – A Chrome extension that measures your mouse

1 points·by zylics·4 maanden geleden·0 comments

Show HN: High-precision mouse polling rate tester

mousepollingratetest.com
2 points·by zylics·6 maanden geleden·1 comments

Show HN: Hardwaretest.org – Browser-based peripheral diagnostics (no install)

hardwaretest.org
1 points·by zylics·7 maanden geleden·1 comments

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I’ve always found existing online polling rate testers either cluttered with ads or laggy when testing high-performance gaming mice (4000Hz/8000Hz). I wanted to build something minimal, precise, and accessible in multiple languages.

Technical implementation:

Built with vanilla JavaScript using the PointerEvents API.

Utilizes requestAnimationFrame for high-resolution event timing to minimize browser engine overhead.

The tool calculates the interval between movement events to determine the real-time frequency (Hz) and latency (ms).

Why this matters: Many modern mice claim 1000Hz+ but suffer from instability due to USB bus saturation or OS-level interference. I included a "Max" and real-time fluctuations to help gamers identify these stutters.

It’s completely ad-free and open for feedback. I’m particularly interested in hearing how it performs on different OS/browser combinations, as browser event loops can sometimes be tricky with high-frequency input.

Thanks for checking it out!