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As a part of #413 and #416 we introduced an always active touchmove listener to get around a webkit bug. Once the bug is fixed in webkit I am keen to remove the hack.
Also, the hack was only to get touch dragging working again. Currently any other calls to event.preventDefault() will not do anything in webkit (eg mousemove is currently not being prevented during a mouse drag). This goes against our how we use DOM events guide.
When webkit is fixed we will be able to:
remove the workaround
have consistent event prevention on webkit browsers
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As a part of #413 and #416 we introduced an always active
touchmove
listener to get around a webkit bug. Once the bug is fixed in webkit I am keen to remove the hack.Also, the hack was only to get touch dragging working again. Currently any other calls to
event.preventDefault()
will not do anything in webkit (egmousemove
is currently not being prevented during a mouse drag). This goes against our how we use DOM events guide.When webkit is fixed we will be able to:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: