Rollover & gaming-combo test
Focus the panel, choose a preset combination or use your own keys, then hold them together for a moment.
Hold several keys at the same time to see what the browser receives. Test common gaming combinations, record your maximum simultaneous key count and look for keys that disappear when a particular combination is held.
Focus the panel, choose a preset combination or use your own keys, then hold them together for a moment.
2KRO, 6KRO and NKRO describe how many simultaneous keys a keyboard can report under specified conditions. Ghosting/blocking behavior can depend on the exact key matrix and connection mode. For gaming, test the combinations you actually use rather than relying only on a maximum number.
Use repeatable conditions. One browser result is a diagnostic clue, not a complete hardware verdict.
Try movement combinations such as W + A + Shift + Space, or test your own in-game bind.
Click inside the test panel so keyboard events reach the page.
Press and hold all expected keys together instead of tapping them one by one.
Keyboard matrix limits can be combination-specific, so one successful group does not prove every group will behave the same.
The page only knows which KeyboardEvents reach the browser. It cannot see electrical matrix activity that the keyboard firmware blocks before the operating system. Browser or OS shortcuts can also intercept combinations, so treat missing keys as a clue to verify in another environment.
N-key rollover means the keyboard is designed to report many simultaneous key presses without dropping legitimate keys. Real behavior can still depend on connection mode, firmware and the exact key combination.
Ghosting is unwanted or missing key behavior caused by how a keyboard matrix handles simultaneous presses. Modern keyboards often use blocking or anti-ghosting designs to avoid false extra keys.
Rollover limits can be matrix-specific. Two combinations with the same number of keys may travel through different electrical paths and behave differently.
No. It shows what this browser received under this setup. Use it to test the combinations that matter to you and compare another device/browser when results are surprising.