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inw3c/uievents (press backspace or delete to remove)For example if website does:
foo.addEventListener( mouseover , event = event.target.remove());
Then, where mousemove event should be targeted?
Firefox started targeting the closest connected ancestor ...
masayuki-nakano
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- Opened on Feb 5
- #393
There appears to be a de facto standard for how the back and forward button of mice are mapped to the MouseEvent.buttons
field. I would appreciate it if this could be made de jure to avoid future bugs ...
CendioOssman
- 1
- Opened on Dec 3, 2024
- #391
For what I assume historical reasons, MouseEvent.button and MouseEvent.buttons do not order buttons in the same way. The
second and third button switch meaning between the two attributes.
This is very ...
- Opened on Dec 3, 2024
- #390
The frequency of mousemove events is left up to the implementation. In many browsers this is usually 15-60 events per
second, which can result in the pointer skipping tens or even hundreds of pixels in ...
KingSupernova31
- Opened on Nov 29, 2024
- #389
The HTML spec returns WindowProxy for Document.defaultView: https://html.spec.whatwg.org/#dom-document-defaultview
Should the uses of Window in UIEvents IDL also be WindowProxy instead?
FWIW WebKit has ...
awesomekling
- 1
- Opened on Nov 17, 2024
- #388
Click event isn t a native event. One should get a down and up events and click is then dispatched based on those.
smaug----
- Opened on Sep 27, 2024
- #386
As of today, there are two different implementation ideas of Keyboard Lock API.
As the Chrome is adding user prompt for the user permission, is there a chance to unifying the implementation?
1. Chromium ...
TPAC2024
xingri
- Opened on Sep 27, 2024
- #385
As shared through the Chrome Blog, upcoming chrome release will add the user prompt for the Pointer Lock Keyboard Lock
API.
From the contents provider s stand point, we hope to have the consistent interfaces ...
TPAC2024
- Opened on Sep 27, 2024
- #384
Mouse boundary event (mouseenter/leave/over/out) dispatch is currently tracked using the state variable
last_mouse_element. The variable is checked and updated only in Section 3.4.3.15. handle native mouse ...
mustaqahmed
- 1
- Opened on Sep 17, 2024
- #383
Hi!
the tool is pretty nice, thank you!
one thing I m missing is timestamps of the events.
(maybe pull request on this topic is welcomed? i could have a look)
regards, Alex
alex1yaremchuk
- Opened on Jul 30, 2024
- #380
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