Invoking Fit.Events.GetPointerState() after opening a <select> dropdown control using the mouse on Safari on Mac, will incorrectly indicate that the primary mouse button is still being held down, because Safari doesn't fire OnMouseUp once the button is released, making it impossible to detect the correct state. The state is fixed once the user clicks somewhere else in the web application.
Invoking Fit.Events.GetPointerState() after opening a
<select>
dropdown control using the mouse on Safari on Mac, will incorrectly indicate that the primary mouse button is still being held down, because Safari doesn't fire OnMouseUp once the button is released, making it impossible to detect the correct state. The state is fixed once the user clicks somewhere else in the web application.