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Currently, swipe-pages responds to any events invoked by the mouse, which makes it impossible to drag and select text when using a notebook or desktop computer. If the component only responded to touch events, this would still let those on a mobile interface swipe between pages, but would allow users at a traditional computer to select text on the page.
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This should be an option to swipe on: touch only, mouse only, or mouse & touch. There are still use cases where it makes sense to work the way it does today, swiping on mouse press. i.e. think of the carousel in iTunes desktop app, for album covers. The Mac OS X has a similar feature in the Finder to swipe with the mouse.
Basic would be 2 options, that can both work at same time if both are enabled. touch and/or mouse
Fancy options for down the road would allow various mouse events, i.e. mouseDrag=true; mouseClick=false;
Currently, swipe-pages responds to any events invoked by the mouse, which makes it impossible to drag and select text when using a notebook or desktop computer. If the component only responded to touch events, this would still let those on a mobile interface swipe between pages, but would allow users at a traditional computer to select text on the page.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: