It works by overriding the touchStart event to not be passive, meaning that e.preventDefault() can run on this event, which seems to be a requirement for Slick Slider.
I'm not sure if I have missed a less hacky fix for this though. Has any one else solved this?
On mobile, IOS 14 and up (chrome and safari), the slider does not scroll when dragging it.
I have found that the following snippet seems to fix it.
Fix
document.addEventListener("touchstart", () => {}, { passive: false });It works by overriding the touchStart event to not be passive, meaning that
e.preventDefault()can run on this event, which seems to be a requirement for Slick Slider.I'm not sure if I have missed a less hacky fix for this though. Has any one else solved this?