Simultaneous html5 and touch backend

[Julusian]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I have a touchscreen laptop. Most of the time, I will use the trackpad or mouse but sometimes it can be a lot easier to use the touchscreen.

I have a application using react-dnd with the html-backend. This works great when using the trackpad/mouse, but doesnt let me use the touchscreen when I feel it would be easier.
I could use the touch-backend, but as that has 'buggy' support for mouse events (with no explanation as to what about it is buggy), that doesnt sound like a good idea.

Describe the solution you'd like
A way to be able to use touch and mouse events without changing the backend.
Ideally I think this should be part of the html5-backend (with an opt-out option), as in most cases touch and mouse will want to be handled identically.

Describe alternatives you've considered

I tried setting up both backends, but as expected only one of them functioned at a time.

There is a 3rd party backend https://github.com/LouisBrunner/dnd-multi-backend, but as its last stable release was 2 years ago, and last commit was a year ago it doesn't seem sensible to be reliant on that.

Should I try to swap out the active backend depending on whether the user is currently providing touch or mouse events? That feels like a terrible idea that will probably not work.

Additional context
I admit that touchscreens on laptops are a bit unusual, but they are very easy to find.
Pretty much every customisable laptop from Dell or lenovo (havent checked elsewhere) can have a touchscreen added for cheap. And the microsoft surface is whole range that is primarily in tablet form.

This doesn't sound like a problem that is unique to my application. But it is the kind of thing that you don't think about until a user asks about it.

[altarrok]

An official multi-backend solution would be great IMO

[MPiland]

I know this is old but I came across this looking for this same solution. Turns out, the multi package has a Sept. 6 release of this year so it seems to be updated somewhat. Not sure how well it works, I'm going to try it out myself.

[jinjilynn]

https://www.npmjs.com/package/cheap-react-dnd is better