BunchTool — Mouse Tracker
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🖱️ Pointer Tracker Target
Move cursor over here
Coordinates: X: 0, Y: 0
📊 Button Click Auditor
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Right Click
Scroll Wheel Target
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Mouse Tracker —
Live Pointer Coordinates & Button Auditor

Test mouse cursor movement and button events with our free Mouse Tracker. Trace real-time X/Y pixel coordinates relative to target bounds, audit left/right click responses, and verify scroll wheel direction — 100% offline with zero telemetry.

Real-time X/Y cursor coordinate tracking relative to container bounds
Left and right click button event detection with contextmenu suppression
Scroll wheel direction (Up ⬆️ / Down ⬇️) deltaY event auditor
100% client-side execution — zero mouse movement tracking data sent to servers
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X/YPixels
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How It Works

Track mouse cursor in three easy steps

Step 1
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Move Cursor over Target

Hover over the designated target box to see real-time X/Y pixel coordinate updates.

Step 2
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Click Target Buttons

Click the Left Click and Right Click boxes to verify mouse button registration.

Step 3
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Test Scroll Wheel

Scroll over the Scroll Wheel box to confirm scroll direction (up/down deltaY).

Why BunchTool

Why use our free Mouse Tracker?

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Precision Bounding-Box Coordinates

Uses getBoundingClientRect() to calculate exact cursor offsets relative to the target container bounds rather than whole screen pixels.

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Multi-Button & Contextmenu Override

Captures left (button 0) and right (button 2) clicks while preventing browser default context menu popups during testing.

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100% Offline, Zero Telemetry

Pointer events are handled strictly in local browser DOM memory — no movement tracking scripts or server analytics.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does the Mouse Tracker require any account registration or subscription fees?
No. Mouse Tracker runs 100% free inside your browser tab without account signups, credit cards, or usage caps.
How are mouse coordinates calculated?
The tool uses MouseEvent.clientX and clientY offset against the target element's getBoundingClientRect() to compute exact pixel coordinates relative to the target container.
Can I test right-clicking without triggering the context menu?
Yes. The right-click testing box intercepts contextmenu events via event.preventDefault() so you can verify right clicks seamlessly.
Does this tool work offline?
Yes. All mouse events are handled locally in your browser DOM without sending any data to servers.
Detailed Guide

Understanding MouseEvent Coordinates, MouseEvent.button Mapping & Pointer Event Precision

Browser mouse tracking measures cursor position using three coordinate systems: screenX/screenY (physical screen pixels), clientX/clientY (viewport pixels), and container-relative offsets calculated via e.clientX - rect.left.

Mouse button detection relies on MouseEvent.button values: 0 represents primary (left click), 1 represents auxiliary (middle/scroll wheel click), and 2 represents secondary (right click).

Scroll wheel events trigger WheelEvent callbacks, where deltaY > 0 indicates downward scrolling and deltaY < 0 indicates upward scrolling. Suppressing context menus via e.preventDefault() allows unobstructed right-click testing.

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