Tooltip stuck when surrounding a disabled button

[MayaUribe]

When adding a Tooltip on top of a disabled button, the Tooltip gets stuck, I'm not sure if I'm missing a setting, here is an example of what I'm doing 😄

<Tooltip label="Notifications">
   <button style={buttonStyle} disabled={isDisabled}>
     Click Me
   </button>
</Tooltip>

[venikx]

Can you send me the browser, version + OS?
At least for me I can't reproduce it on the latest Firefox (Nightly), but I can reproduce it for Google Chrome.

[audiolion]

I think it's related to disabled buttons not firing mouse events. As a workaround you can wrap the button with an other element.

sounds right, however wrapping the button in a div is not fixing the issue for me in Google Chrome

[raunofreiberg]

Any workarounds for this? Wrapping the button does not work for me either. This seems like a pretty common use case for Tooltip (indicating disabled button reasoning)

[raunofreiberg]

@chancestrickland Sorry to ping, but lately I noticed that more attention is being put towards the development of Reach UI, hence I'm wondering if this issue is high in the priority list? Thanks a lot for spending time on this, I really enjoy using Reach as a foundation :)

[chaance]

@raunofreiberg It's in the backlog but we're working through the issues. I'll update as soon as I've merged. If you could help out with a PR or even a CodeSandbox reproduction that would certainly get it moving faster!

[raunofreiberg]

@chancestrickland Thanks for the response! I've set up a Codesandbox with a reproduction of the issue -> https://codesandbox.io/s/reach-ui-tooltip-disabled-button-issue-unwi0

[venikx]

@raunofreiberg @chancestrickland Confirmed to be broken on Chromium based browsers. On Firefox it doesn't get stuck. Chromium, Google Chrome and Vivaldi are broken.

[chaance]

So this appears to be a bigger issue with disabled buttons inconsistently firing mouse events across browsers. Related open issues here facebook/react#4251 and here https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=120132

I'll need to think through this a bit as to how we deal with this behavior in Reach. Any suggestions from those following are welcome.

[chaance]

I think we're going to punt on this issue for now. We are discussing some options and may reconsider, but ultimately this should probably be addressed by the browsers. I also feel like different use cases may require different behaviors, so in the mean time:

1. If you want to hide the tooltip altogether on disabled buttons, you can either use CSS and set pointer-events: none on your disabled buttons, or use onMouseEnter={event => event.preventDefault()} on your button component if it is disabled (this will work as soon as @mjackson publishes the latest changes for the next version bump, referencing tooltip: Pass through events and ref to the tooltip trigger #295)

2. If you want to show the tooltip regardless of a button's disabled state, you can either

• wrap the button in a div so the tooltip trigger's events are attached to the div (I'd probably opt for this approach), or
• use aria-disabled instead of disabled, but you'll need to patch a bunch of other behavior for this to work as expected

[raunofreiberg]

@chancestrickland I tried one of your suggestions

wrap the button in a div so the tooltip trigger's events are attached to the div (I'd probably opt for this approach), or

and it doesn't seem to work 🤔

Reproducable case: https://codesandbox.io/s/sad-hertz-howcs