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Touch mode not activating in Chrome #43
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Happens to me too on Windows Surface. I guess because it uses both touch and mouse events... |
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Hello, and thank you for the great work!
First off, this is on Google Chrome, on a Windows 10 touchscreen laptop (Dell Inspiron 3505),
Google Chrome Version 105.0.5195.127 (Official Build) (64-bit)
Out of the box, everything worked perfect when manipulating with the mouse, but it didn't respond to touch.
Took a quick look in the code and putting an (... || true) in the below pictured if statement (ln 119) got me the functionality I was after but now the mouse is unresponsive. I'm not sure if there is a reason to make these mutually exclusive but for my purpose I want to be able to use both. So, I commented out the if structure and it works as I was hoping for!
I don't understand the ("ontouchstart" in document.documentElement) method, but it never returns true for me, while using "onclick" does... odd, but I can confirm that the touch listeners are working for me regardless of this test method.
Personally I would prefer the listeners to be able to be activated / deactivated with a parameter input, then it either works or it doesn't, but that's just me.
Best Regards!
-Matt
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