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All of those things have some niche use in an element here and there that allows for much better interaction in some kind of site. I'm honestly at a loss with
by marcosdumay 1y ago
All of those things have some niche use in an element here and there that allows for much better interaction in some kind of site.
I'm honestly at a loss with unselectable text, but for example capturing the right mouse button is very useful for applications.
Anyway, yes, it should be easy to turn those things off site-wide, like it's easy to zoom.
- zamadatix 1y agoThe one that comes to mind immediately is when you create a draggable element with text it's usually desirable for the user that click-drag moves the element rather than selects the text depending which part you click. Removing the attribute would probably make things worse, as site operators then overlay transparent elements - making everything even worse than when it was just styled as such.
- aartaka 1y agoHuh, draggability is a good argument, actually.