Events.Click needs to support touch and click

[koenbok]

On some windows machine, it might throw both events.

https://twitter.com/amenthes_de/status/466539234594406400

[koenbok]

It's kind of harder to solve than I hoped. I don't want to listen to both "click" and "touchstart" on every device, because you only expect it to get called once if you listen to it with Events.Click. So ideally I would need a way to figure out if a device can throw both click and touchstart.

[Verdi]

Is there a workaround for this? My desktop prototype doesn't work on Windows unless you only use the touch screen but works fine on a Mac.

[jordandobson]

There is a fix for this... Email me @ jordandobson@gmail.com and I can
point you in the right direction
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This has since been fixed.