> > One of the main problems I'm trying to solve here is that JS components > are reluctant to call preventDefault on TouchEvents because of the > potential impact on other components. Really the code wants to affect it's > own event handling logic without affecting the logic of anyone else that > may be watching the events. So I don't think having an explicit properly > to enable/disable the compatibility mouse events will really solve the > problem. Understood. I think FocusEvent is also condidate to have property which determines source of action, e.g Touch/Mouse/Keyboard events etc. -- @nekrtemplar <https://twitter.com/nekrtemplar>
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