How to use the keyboard test
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Select the test panel so it has focus.
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Press the keys you want to verify.
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Review the latest key, modifiers, and unique-key count.
Test keyboard keys, codes, and modifiers in real time without saving what you type elsewhere.
Click here, then press the keys you want to check
—Waiting for a keySelect the test panel so it has focus.
Press the keys you want to verify.
Review the latest key, modifiers, and unique-key count.
The unique-key counter increases only when the browser receives a key code. This makes it useful for checking a laptop keyboard or an external keyboard one key at a time without claiming that unpressed keys work.
Key labels depend on the active keyboard layout. Some system shortcuts and secure key combinations remain reserved by the browser or operating system and cannot be tested reliably on a webpage.
Try the key in another application and inspect the keyboard for debris or a hardware switch.
Browser key labels can reflect your active operating-system keyboard layout.
Some browser and operating-system shortcuts cannot be fully intercepted by a webpage.
No. Key events are displayed in the current page only and are not transmitted.
No. Some keys and secure shortcuts are reserved by the browser or operating system.
Continue through all 13 core checks in one guided session and download a private PDF report.