Feature Update: The new feature we have completed enables you to track the Frames Per Second (FPS) displayed on your screen, we actually call it FPSS, which stands for Frames Per Second Seen. To ensure broad compatibility for our users, we avoid integrating with any graphics pipelines to determine this FPS count. The advantage here is that we can capture the FPS of any content displayed on your screen, provided it’s in Windowed or Windowed Borderless mode. We can monitor the frame rate as long as there’s movement on your screen. The only limitation is that our ability to detect frames is capped by your monitor’s refresh rate/hertz. Therefore, we might not detect frames that exceed your monitor’s refresh rate. However, this method does allow us to measure the frame rate across various content types, including applications, videos, games, and even older games like those from the DOS era.