Fullscreen

Keep the test in fullscreen.

Run the test in fullscreen so other windows stay out of view. If someone leaves fullscreen, TunnelQuiz notes it, down to the second.

See the exit log
Question 4 of 2018:20
Left fullscreen · noted
Why fullscreen

One screen of test, and a note if they step out.

Nothing else in view

The test fills the screen, so other windows and notifications stay out of the way.

Every exit is logged

Leave fullscreen and the exact time is saved, so a quick slip reads differently from a long one.

Still easy to read

An accessibility menu helps with larger text and contrast, right inside fullscreen.

How it works

Simple to run, clear to read.

01

Starts in fullscreen

The test opens in fullscreen so nothing else is in the way.

02

Notes an exit

If the person leaves fullscreen, the time is saved.

03

You read it

A quick exit and a long one look different. You decide.

In the result

Every exit, with the exact time.

You do not just see that they left, you see when and for how long, so a stretch to reach a glass of water is easy to tell from a real detour.

Fullscreen log
00:00Entered fullscreenNoted
05:41Left fullscreenFlagged
05:49Back to fullscreenNoted

Enter fullscreen, then press Escape.

The demo runs a real test in fullscreen. Leave it and come back, and watch each exit get caught and timed.

Good to know

Fullscreen, answered.

It asks for fullscreen and notes exits. You choose what to track.

An accessibility menu helps people read clearly in fullscreen.

No.

No.

Lock your next test to fullscreen.

Keep the test in fullscreen and know the moment they leave it.

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