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I am developing a webapp, testing on both (iPad 4 | Chrome 30) and ( Nexus 10 | Android 4.3 | Chrome 30).
I have been seeing a discrepancy in behavior between the two.
I wrote this plunkr to demonstrate, but the behavior I'm seeing is: "pinch", "doubleTap", and "swipe" does not get triggered on the Nexus 10.
http://embed.plnkr.co/OkFBsl5JGE3h7AqfQFCd/preview
"drag" and "tap" are fine, I haven't tested all the commands yet, but these are crucial.
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swipeleft and swiperight are very buggy for Chrome 30 on HTC EVO; they work perfectly on Android Browser. Looks like its a problem with Chrome?
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Good support for (horizontal)swiping means that you also cancel the (horizontal)drag events, but i will take a look at it!
#366
I have the same problem with Chrome on my Android phone, although swipe works (I can pan my map) but pinch doesn't. Any updates? Thanks
This is a v1 issue so im going to close it if there are still issues with latest code please open a new issue
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I am developing a webapp, testing on both (iPad 4 | Chrome 30) and ( Nexus 10 | Android 4.3 | Chrome 30).
I have been seeing a discrepancy in behavior between the two.
I wrote this plunkr to demonstrate, but the behavior I'm seeing is: "pinch", "doubleTap", and "swipe" does not get triggered on the Nexus 10.
http://embed.plnkr.co/OkFBsl5JGE3h7AqfQFCd/preview
"drag" and "tap" are fine, I haven't tested all the commands yet, but these are crucial.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: