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Add note explicitly about mouse compat events, preventDefault, and passive events #369

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patrickhlauke opened this issue Apr 22, 2021 · 1 comment · Fixed by #403
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Add note explicitly about mouse compat events, preventDefault, and passive events #369

patrickhlauke opened this issue Apr 22, 2021 · 1 comment · Fixed by #403
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it's implicit at the moment, but would be good to just make explicit

#360 (comment)
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I would suggest covering only the passive events part here because the rest is covered by #368 (otherwise we risk splitting one discussion in two issues).

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Expand note about preventing compatibility mouse events
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* split the awkward "Also," into a separate paragraph (still inside the note)
* add an additional paragraph in the note about passive event listeners (which ignore `preventDefault` / where the default action can't be prevented) - see #360 (comment)

Closes #369
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Expand prose about preventing compatibility mouse events and make it …
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…normative (#403)

* Expand note about preventing compatibility mouse events

* split the awkward "Also," into a separate paragraph (still inside the note)
* add an additional paragraph in the note about passive event listeners (which ignore `preventDefault` / where the default action can't be prevented) - see #360 (comment)

Closes #369

* Add explicit [[DOM]] reference

to make clear these are DOM concepts.

* Make non-normative note normative
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Expand prose about preventing compatibility mouse events and make it normative w3c/pointerevents
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