sensors

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Wiggle, breathe, tilt, talk — each panel wakes when its sensor catches the signal.

A field-laboratory view of every input your browser exposes — pointer, touch, microphone, camera, motion, location, light, battery, network, hardware, and the long tail of capability APIs. Every reading stays on this device.

pointer move…

x — y — buttons — pressure — type — tilt —

touch idle

points 0 max — support — force —

keyboard press a key

⇧ shift ⌃ ctrl ⌥ alt ⌘ meta

code —

key — layout — repeat — location —

microphone idle

rms — peak — rate — channels —

camera idle

resolution — fps — facing — label —

orientation idle

heading — α — β tilt — γ tilt —

motion idle

0.00

m/s · dead-reckoned

ax — ay — az — |a| — peak 0.00 drift low

geolocation idle

OpenStreetMap, on grant.

tiles via carto · attribution on map

lat — lon — ± — alt —

battery idle

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⚡

charging — level — to full — to empty —

network idle

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downlink — rtt — save-data — protocol —

display live

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color — gamut — refresh — orient —

gamepad plug in & press a button

id — buttons — axes — vib —

ambient light idle

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lux

state unsupported on most browsers

vibration output

Output, not input — but worth checking that the haptic motor actually wakes when you ask.

support —

clipboard idle

Granted permission lets pages peek at your clipboard. Try copying something then click read.

chars — state —

hardware live

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logical cores

memory — platform — concurrency — language —

passive readout no permission asked

Every signal below was lifted from your browser without any prompt. No "allow", no consent banner — just a property read. Mileage on a freshly opened tab.

storage idle

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persisted — type —

wake lock idle

Keep the screen awake while this tab is visible (handy for live demos).

state — held for —

web share idle

Opens the OS share sheet — native on iOS & Android, fallback dialog on desktop Chromium.

files — last —

presentation live

Switch tabs, lock the phone, hit fullscreen — watch the state update in real time.

visibility — focus — fullscreen — standalone —

speech idle

Tap to hear the device speak. Recognition is browser-dependent; iOS & Chrome forward audio to a cloud service.

voices — default — recognition —

media devices idle

iPhone exposes each lens as a separate camera (front · back · ultrawide · telephoto…), so “cam in” can be 4–7. Labels stay hidden until you grant getUserMedia on the mic or camera card.

mic in — cam in — audio out — total —

connectivity support map

Which Web APIs for talking to external hardware your browser exposes. Most are Chromium-only.

Bluetooth —
USB —
Serial —
HID —
MIDI —
NFC —

generic sensors support map

The W3C Generic Sensor API — Chrome-only. iOS routes through legacy DeviceMotion/Orientation events (see the motion & orientation cards).

Accelerometer —
LinearAccelerationSensor —
Gyroscope —
Magnetometer —
AbsoluteOrientationSensor—
GravitySensor —

01 input how you touch the page · 0/0

02 media what the device hears and sees · 0/0

03 motion + place where you are, how you move · 0/0

04 system the machine underneath · 0/0

05 session things you can do to the tab itself · 0/0

06 capability map what your browser exposes for talking to hardware · 0/0