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The article isn't about polyfills, and polyfills don't make up for specs everybody agrees on. You say you disagree with the article,but nothing in your message
by aikah 12y ago
The article isn't about polyfills, and polyfills don't make up for specs everybody agrees on.
You say you disagree with the article,but nothing in your message is related in anyway with the article.
Pointer events are a better spec, Touch events are like Mouse events, a narrow definition of the possible interactions with a device.Each time there is a new medium, are we going to write a new spec? no ,that's what pointer events are about.It's a better spec. Apple thinks touch events are good enough right now and choose not to give a fuck, well, if other vendors choose to act like Apple,there is no consensus anymore. If Microsoft did the same right now, they'd be insulted out of existence by developers, but when it's Apple,hey free pass.
- camhenlin 12y agoI'd like to point out that Microsoft did the exact same thing with pointer events with IE10-11 up until the very latest version of Windows 8.1 which is still not rolled out to all devices on all networks