Re: New webkitmouseforce* events in WebKit

On 3/26/15 2:47 PM, Dean Jackson wrote:
>> Does anyone know what is "the user agent’s default force click features"?
> Apps (such as Safari) can have different behaviours for actions that are beyond the strength of a normal click. This is not the same as a context menu. For example, Safari shows a popover of a map when you force click on an address, a popover to dial when you force click on a phone number, and a popover preview of a page if you force click on a link. It's actually a bit more complex than that, because the reveal animation of the popover is tied to the amount of pressure the user is applying.
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> What we were talking about in that patch was a way to prevent this default action (while still allowing the regular click events to fire).
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> While I'm replying, what has landed now is experimental (and hence has a prefix). I suggest not considering anything final until we make a proposal to a standards body.

Dean - can you please give us at least a rough guestimate on when such a 
proposal will be Public?

-Thanks, ArtB

Received on Wednesday, 8 April 2015 11:50:53 UTC