When using Singleton, default trigger configuration and using mobile, tapping one then directly another element hides the tooltip without reopening it.
I think this is a focus bug, because tapping on, then tapping elsewhere (manually blurring), then taping another element does works. Also, in a 3 singleton, tapping 1 then 2 then 3 shows 1 and 3, but not 2.
Reproduction
Go documentation, singleton section, 3rd example.
Tap the first button, then the second.
Temporary workaround
In my case, this is not a clickable element.
So going with hideOnClick: false works.
Bug description
When using Singleton, default trigger configuration and using mobile, tapping one then directly another element hides the tooltip without reopening it.
I think this is a focus bug, because tapping on, then tapping elsewhere (manually blurring), then taping another element does works. Also, in a 3 singleton, tapping 1 then 2 then 3 shows 1 and 3, but not 2.
Reproduction
Go documentation, singleton section, 3rd example. Tap the first button, then the second.
Temporary workaround
In my case, this is not a clickable element. So going with
hideOnClick: falseworks.