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Keys that work show up in green

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Press multiple keys at once to test for ghosting.

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Who is this site for?

It is, of course, for anyone with a keyboard who wants to test how well it works

However, there are some people this is particularly helpful for

Namely, hardware managers -- people in charge of maintaining the stock of hardware, for examples in offices and schools

If you have to test 25 keyboards, it is a big help to use a site like this.

What may have been a job of a few hours can now be done in a matter of minutes.

When should you use this site?

If you want to check for ghosting.

If you want to know how many keys your computer or laptop's keyboard can register at one time.

If you want to know whether your F1 to F12 keys still work, because that can be tricky to find out since you cannot just type them in a document.

Find out if the typing problems you're having are due to software or hardware.

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