5 秒
クリック数
0
リアルタイムCPS
0.0
残り時間
5
ここをクリックして開始
最初のクリックで自動的に計測が始まります
Device 02 — Unblocked
This site is a static page: there is no server session, no login, no tracker and no external script that a network filter would need to block. That is why a cps test unblocked works here on almost any network — the test runs entirely in your browser, and the page loads like any other document.
5 秒
クリック数
0
リアルタイムCPS
0.0
残り時間
5
ここをクリックして開始
最初のクリックで自動的に計測が始まります
クイック解説
A CPS test unblocked is a click speed test that works on restricted networks such as school or work Wi-Fi. This site needs no install, no account and no server connection, so it runs anywhere a browser runs — the cps test unblocked option is built in.
Nothing is stored remotely. Your results live in your browser’s LocalStorage, which also means the test works on networks that block everything except plain pages. If the page loads, the tester runs.
The interface is identical to the standard tester: 1s to 100s durations, mouse/right-click/spacebar/keyboard input, live ring, CPS and CPM, and the full rating ladder. No ads, no popups, no data collection — just the test.
Network filters block by domain and by script origin. This page makes no external requests at all — the JavaScript is bundled into the page itself, there are no ad servers, and there is no analytics beacon. A filter that blocks everything still serves the page because the page requests nothing.
The trade-off is intentional: no accounts, no leaderboards, no server-side history. Everything that makes the site private is also what makes it unblockable. Your Personal Best chart is built from your own browser storage and exists on no server anywhere.
The unblocked angle is about accessibility, not circumvention — and please keep it that way: if a school or workplace explicitly blocks gaming sites, respect that. The test is also the perfect no-install option for events, LANs and classrooms where click speed is a fun, honest activity.
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FAQ
A CPS test unblocked is a click speed test that works on restricted networks such as school or work Wi-Fi.
Almost certainly — the page makes no external requests at all. The JavaScript is bundled into the page, there are no ad servers and no analytics beacons, so a filter that blocks everything still serves the page. If the page loads, the tester runs.
No. Your results live in the browser’s LocalStorage for the Personal Best chart, and nothing is sent anywhere. That privacy is exactly why the page passes network filters — there is nothing to block.