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Safari, Chrome, and Firefox mobile all support TouchEvents. IE only supports its own invention, PointerEvents, which combines MouseEvents and TouchEvents into
by bsimpson 14y ago
Safari, Chrome, and Firefox mobile all support TouchEvents. IE only supports its own invention, PointerEvents, which combines MouseEvents and TouchEvents into a single event model.
I'd have to play with it to see if this is a more sane way of doing things, but it's incredibly frustrating to have them reinvent another wheel (and ignore the consensus) when developers already have so many other expensive devices/platforms to test for. (There's not even an IE10 VirtualPC image yet.)
IE 10, you were supposed to be better than this.