It isn’t responsive and tends to slow down, especially when you make an error. One aspect of Typing Cat that I didn’t like has to do with the cursor movement. On the results page, you will see your typing speed, accuracy, and ranking in the last 24 hours. You can also play typing games like Rain, where you have to type the word before it falls to the bottom of the screen on the same website. You can take typing tests lasting 1 minute, 3 minutes, or 5 minutes on this website.
The default time durations are 15, 30, 60, and 120 seconds, but you have the flexibility to customize the limit. There’s also a custom mode that lets you set the sentence and even a Zen Mode where you can keep typing any words of your choice. The website supports over 40 languages, and you can take typing tests that focus on time, words, quotes, punctuation, and numbers. Monkeytype is now an open-source project with various test modes and features. Needless to say, the concept proved to be an instant hit. As opposed to typical speed test websites where you see text and type it in a text field, Monkeytype lets users directly look at the words and type at the same place. Oh and spelling to, because once again in real-life you won't get a convenient red overlay telling you that you mistyped something.It all started when Reddit user u/Miodec took to r/MechanicalKeyboards, the safe haven for all mechanical keyboard enthusiasts, t to share the prototype of a new typing test website. Going as fast as possible is in that sense somewhat counter-productive as you'll porbably want to go back and re-write/phrase parts of the sentence anyway, but mistyping is always a waste. My accuracy is probably around 95%, and its important to realize that accuracy is actually more important than speed, firstly because of course with bad accuracy you can't get good speed, but also and more importantly because in real-life usage you're usually not just blindly copying some random text, and you thefore spend some time thinking about what you're going to write before you write it, and it is therefore important that once you've decided what you want to write you be able to write it quickly and with ease. I'm slowly creeping up to 50, pretty low-average but looking at my overall progress chart, I'm slowly but surely making progress, and that's good enough for me.
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