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The mobile site features a similar button, which measures the time between screentouch and release - tapping it casually like I would any other link netted ~120
by FractalParadigm 6y ago
The mobile site features a similar button, which measures the time between screentouch and release - tapping it casually like I would any other link netted ~120 ms, fastest I could physically tap was 20ms!
That demonstration alone was enough to pique my interest and give this a try.
- perryizgr8 6y agoI'm regularly getting 7-15ms. Not tapping particularly fast. Could it have something to do with the touch refresh rate? I'm on Chrome/GalaxyS10.
- FractalParadigm 6y agoInteresting theory. To throw out some 'anecdata' (maybe we can turn this into a sort of study?) - my three-device test (iPhone 6S and Pixel 2 XL at 60Hz, 12.9" iPad Pro at 120Hz) would seem to indicate that the refresh speed does not affect the touch refresh rate, however, this could be the result of the large performance differences between devices used, as the average and maximum times trend down with the newer/faster devices in testing. Min/avg/max of 10 taps, as fast as possible; 17/26.6/36 -- iPhone 6S 16/23.7/34 -- Pixel 2 XL 17/21.7/33 -- 12.9" iPad Pro I would probably conclude overall that my hands are just slower than yours!