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- monkeytype - Reddit
r monkeytype: Official subreddit for monkeytype com; a minimalistic, customizable typing test --- A recent Reddit policy change threatens to kill…
- How to get real sentences on MonkeyType? : r typing - Reddit
Hi, I found out about MonkeyType a month or so ago It is a very well-made site to practice speed typing However, in all the modes I found, the text is just a mashup of words that don't go together I feel like I can type faster with real sentences because I can predict and prepare for the next word Is there a setting to achieve that? Thanks,
- Alternative sites to Monkeytype? : r typing - Reddit
Alternative sites to Monkeytype? Hi all, I’m wondering if there are any good alternatives to monkey type? I am particularly interested in accuracy and overall consistency of accuracy I’ve previously used typing com aswell I can type 60+ at 97%+ regularly but often make too many easy mistakes Thank you
- Best settings in monkeytype for practical use : r typing - Reddit
These are the 4 different modes I personally use on Monkeytype: English 10k+numbers+punctuation + time:60s Quotes+long Funbox:58008 + time:60s English+10 words+read ahead+master In addition I saved a bunch of custom texts there that are aimed at either weaknesses that I have or just really specific stuff that I want to practice I also use a few other websites that are aimed at personal
- Effectiveness of Master Difficulty (in Monkeytype) : r typing - Reddit
and recently I've been trying to practice on the Master difficulty in monkeytype on both of these settings because i've been getting alot of typos and with the hope that forcing myself into a tough mode like this will eventually reduce my typos (and increase accuracy)
- What are good websites to use to practice typing? : r typing - Reddit
I've been using typing club for a bit, but I've gotten to the point where it has become unrealistic It wants you to type at 50+ wpm and have perfect accuracy Are there any other websites that are good to use to practice typing? Looking to try something new that doesn't have completely unreasonable expectations
- Using monkeytype to get faster, by trying for accuracy instead. . . : r . . .
Using monkeytype to get faster, by trying for accuracy instead I've been using monkeytype (among other sites) off and on for a long time Last Nov I started a 30 day challenge to see how much faster I could learn to type
- What should my consistency be? : r monkeytype - Reddit
Consistency as Monkeytype reports it is simply a measure of how much your fluctuates over the course of a test Again, you will find consistency improves will accuracy because accuracy improves your flow which, overtime improves speed and consistency Slow is smooth and smooth is fast
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