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Links don't work on touch screens in Chrome (with enabled touch-events) #40
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+1 Chrome Browser Version 38.0.2125.111 m +1 WebView Android |
Same issue with me.. |
Same. Benjamin Favre *T : *+33 (0)7 60 48 51 21 2014-12-11 18:45 GMT+01:00 Mayur Panchal [email protected]:
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Hello, e.preventDefault(); Just remove that line from script in index.html page |
And Finally Also Resolved Issue in Android.... |
Hi!
I've noticed that click events ain't triggered at all in Chrome (version 29). As result any links in the area with scroller enabled don't work on touch screens.
Steps to reproduce:
Workaround is to DISABLE touch events in Chrome. Visit internal URL chrome://flags/, and set variable "Enable touch events Mac, Windows, Linux, Chrome OS" from Automatic (default) to DIsabled.
The other problem with emulating touch events using mouse (that's what we get after disabling touch events in Chrome or if using Firefox which doesn't support touch events or has this disabled by default - idk) is that click events occur even if you just scroll the content. I.e. if you start scrolling from touching a link and simply release your finger/mouse touch, then after animation finishes, browser opens the link! Touch-emulation part of the library should disable such clicks.
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