Same here. I'm hilariously colorblind, and I scored a 4.

3rd-ing this. I have daily issues with red/green and blue/purple. Also scored a 4.

This is not unusual. Perhaps the difficulties of you and the other ancestor commenters in discriminating colors (and other visual phenomena), have made you compensate by becoming better at these tasks than average (and better than the test expects you to be), maybe by recognizing and amplifying other visual cues.

There's plenty of examples of people respond to adversity/different-ability level in a domain by deliberately developing super competence. Childhood asthma sufferers who became competition swimmers, is one.

Note for those who have not read the article (this was confusing to me): 0 is the highest possible score. Just saying "done" from the starting configuration got me a 66 (so that's a score showing you don't see any differences).

On the website they say that average score goes all the way to 100.

Guess you really can’t take online tests too seriously.

What screen did you take the test on?

Google Pixel 6