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Indeed. That's how most desktop browsers handle double-click -- it only happens when the first click wasn't handled (preventDefault-ed). I guess they made this
by marijn 13y ago
Indeed. That's how most desktop browsers handle double-click -- it only happens when the first click wasn't handled (preventDefault-ed). I guess they made this decision for usability reasons (double-tap-to-zoom should always work) but ended up creating a different problem instead.