There is a parameter that you can add to your URL called fastclick, which I don't see you entered in. It makes you select an element immediately after touching it, rather than upon releasing it. Just type in ?fastclick=1 at the end of the URL and it should apply. Some devices do have slower refresh rates than others, which can cause slower times, but try fastclick first.

i personally blind click and brute force touch web.

also use a stylus for better clicking. can slide it qnd light pressure vs touching the screen and lifting a finger.

since ya liked the post @JeelSpeed

will recommend you look for a fine point stylus.

really makes a difference for the very tiny countries and elements on a map.

they usually have a clear circle around the fine point, to prevent ya from stabbing your phone.

usually 1$ on amazon.

there are ones with different size tips, go for those.

really really improved my pin and pin hard touch web times.

labels, still faster with 2 hands

Going along with fioresa, I suggest buying two styluses: one of which is an active stylus, and one of which is a disc point stylus. There are advantages to both, such as disc point styluses make typing easier, as well as clicking on larger elements, such as the labels for "place the labels". The active stylus is extremely useful for clicking on the tiny elements, and are often very accurate. These two in combination can make any run on touch web "theoretically" faster than any run on web.

For the lag, I suggest using an ad blocking browser such as brave. It greatly improves your device performance for quizzes over 25 elements.

Honestly, I think that the device is also a part of it. For example, my IPad has a delay while my phone doesnt

and the browser too

intriguing kk.

does the timer also delay or is it real time?

that could actually be really useful if the timer is delayed. similarly to lower frame rate runs.

if it was rta would be a heavy disadvantage but with igt. that actually could end up being an advantage

I dont think the timer is delayed. Its not about the game since it happens with other web games and almost anything even though most of the time its not noticable.

@Fioresa the timer can be delayed slightly but it seems more like a refresh rate thing more than anything.