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Simon Pieters <simonp@opera.com> changed:
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--- Comment #5 from Simon Pieters <simonp@opera.com> ---
(In reply to Glenn Maynard from comment #2)
> The developer needs to check if e.button == 0. Developers already need to
> do this, or they'll misbehave when the user right clicks.
>
> Click events should only have fired for left clicks in the first place
> (failing to check .button is one of the most common scripting bugs I've
> seen--even YouTube screws this up, right in the search results), but it
> doesn't make much sense for right click to fire clicks but not middle click.
Yeah, so then we shouldn't fire click for right click either.
> Browsers have fired click for right-click for a long time. If it was
> web-compatible to simply stop doing that, I think browsers would have made
> that change years ago.
Presto doesn't fire click for right click.
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