Closed Raynos closed 9 years ago
It could be off but I think touchleave is equivalent to touchend, the main difference being that the leave event fires when the touch happens outside the target element. It's probably fine to leave it out though...
@jxson i believe touchenter & touchleave are for every enter & leave event per element.
Also MDN says they dont bubble so i dont know whether i can even capture them
Published v9.0.1
I don't think we want touchleave on by default.
"mouseleave mouseenter touchleave touchstart"
Those all sound like high volume events that should be optin rather then globally defaulted.
cc @jxson