Works perfectly on most of the machines, but if a machine has touchscreen and is running Windows 10 and Chrome/Firefox the event are never triggered. (Touch events do work).
Does anyone has a solution or workaround for this problem?
I already have touch events in place for mobile devices.
The problem is that this are computers with touch screens not tablets so the users doesn’t want to use the touch screen, they want to use mouse and keyboard.
Stumbled over this thread as I have a problem with touch input on windows. My problem is that the mouseup event is fired as soon as you move your finger on the screen. This makes drag/scroll functionalities impossible.
Thanks for your time! Pointer evnets work like a charm on Firefox, it doesn’t solve the touch-drag issue on Edge and IE11 though.
BUT I actually got a working solution in IE11 by setting -ms-touch-action: none on the document body. Makes touch-drag useable for both mousedown and pointerdown!
Out of interest, do you have any other mouse/touchpad software installed on your device? Some sort of utility that helps touchpad users navigate the desktop like a mouse for example?