click event in a draggable not fired in chrome on mobile #517
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If the browser supports the {add,remove}EventListener options object
parameter, CSS touch-action and user-select can be used instead to
prevent scrolling and text selection.
With this change, clicks from touch events are no longer prevented on
Browsers that support the options parameter:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/EventTarget/addEventListener#Browser_compatibility
Close #512, #517
Related to #58
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I believe this has something to do with chrome 56 modification on preventDefault but am not sure because I am not super familiar with interactjs's codebase and the preventDefault mechanism.
What I having trouble with is my buttons inside my draggable cannot capture the click event. This happens with Chrome on a mobile device.
Chrome on desktop, Safari on iOS works.
When using chrome's mobile device emulation I got the warning:
"Unable to preventDefault inside passive event listener due to target being treated as passive"
As I read on a previous issue post:
#58
It seems that in order for click events to work inside a draggable, the preventDefault method has to be called and the new chrome changes breaks the preventDefault method and is this why clicking does not work on a touch device?
Any suggestion would be appreciated!
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