Hey, no worries, it's not boring! Specs are just hard to parse. Pedantic is the name of the game with W3 :) > Right, so such devices will be detected as "NOT a

Hey, no worries, it's not boring! Specs are just hard to parse. Pedantic is the name of the game with W3 :) > Right, so such devices will be detected as "NOT a touch screen". `hover: none` means it's a touch screen. The idea being that the device shouldn't expect hover inputs. Hence "touch devices with a dedicated mouse can be detected as no-hover devices" Paraphrased, the bit of the spec I quoted says "even if a touch laptop has a mouse, `hover: none` will still match". Here's a quick fiddle to show: https://jsfiddle.net/b2f69uya/ https://jsfiddle.net/b2f69uya/ Ultimately: if you have a touch control as a device's primary input, there's a guarantee that `hover: none` will be satisfied.