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pointer events: keep the click when a pointer event is cancelled - #1532
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Cancelling a pointer event took the whole default action away, the click among it. The pointer events spec only takes away the compatibility mouse events. Click, auxclick and contextmenu come from the activation behavior and fire either way. Pages rely on that when they cancel the pointer events they read gestures from. Run the pointer up default action whatever a handler asked for. The mouse event beside it is still suppressed, as is everything a cancelled pointer down does, above all the focus move. A gesture recognizer that cancels both pointer down and pointer up left every button inside it unclickable. Signed-off-by: Dietmar Maurer <dietmar@proxmox.com>
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Cancelling a pointer event took the whole default action away, the click among it. The pointer events spec only takes away the compatibility mouse events. Click, auxclick and contextmenu come from the activation behavior and fire either way. Pages rely on that when they cancel the pointer events they read gestures from.
Run the pointer up default action whatever a handler asked for. The mouse event beside it is still suppressed, as is everything a cancelled pointer down does, above all the focus move.
A gesture recognizer that cancels both pointer down and pointer up left every button inside it unclickable.
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