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@saschwarz are you referring to multi-touch interactions as supported on a Macintosh laptops and/or Magic Trackpad? I don't believe that those use the same APIs for the touchscreen touch that that sample is showcasing. I'm investigating both touchscreen touch and Apple trackpad touch gestures in our app too. The same might be true of your comment @eyaler, it sounds like you're talking about a trackpad as well.
I found this helpful article that explains that those events are generally mapped to mouseWheel events in browsers, and that there hasn't been a great consensus formed with how to handle them, but the crux is they don't emit touch* events that are used in these examples.
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eyaler commentedon Aug 28, 2024
also broken is this related one: https://mdn.github.io/dom-examples/pointerevents/Pinch_zoom_gestures.html
on windows 11 in firefox 129 and chrome 128
jrupp commentedon Feb 27, 2025
https://mdn.github.io/dom-examples/pointerevents/Pinch_zoom_gestures.html is Working for me on Windows 11 Chrome
133.0.6943.127 (Official Build) (64-bit)when using my touch screen.However https://mdn.github.io/dom-examples/touchevents/Multi-touch_interaction.html is not working for me in the same Windows 11 Chrome. It is working for me on iOS 18.1 Safari 604.1
franknoirot commentedon Jun 4, 2025
@saschwarz are you referring to multi-touch interactions as supported on a Macintosh laptops and/or Magic Trackpad? I don't believe that those use the same APIs for the touchscreen touch that that sample is showcasing. I'm investigating both touchscreen touch and Apple trackpad touch gestures in our app too. The same might be true of your comment @eyaler, it sounds like you're talking about a trackpad as well.
I found this helpful article that explains that those events are generally mapped to
mouseWheelevents in browsers, and that there hasn't been a great consensus formed with how to handle them, but the crux is they don't emittouch*events that are used in these examples.pepelsbey commentedon Jan 16, 2026
Both demos work for me in Safari on iOS 26.2
It needs a deeper investigation and cross-browser/platform testing.