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cubiq / iscroll

Smooth scrolling for the web
http://iscrolljs.com
MIT License
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desktop support? #6

Closed lifeiscontent closed 13 years ago

lifeiscontent commented 13 years ago

I'm not sure if your going to do desktop support in this build, but if you are... I'm getting an error when I click on elements of touches.length.

cubiq commented 13 years ago

yes, I'm still working on desktop. Version 4.0 will support all webkit browsers, v4.1 will support virtually all browsers. If you look closely at the source code there are already a couple of functions to help in this task.

lifeiscontent commented 13 years ago

Oh, actually from your update 2 days ago you've fixed the bug I was getting. Great work :)

any specific bugs you know of right now that I can help fix?

pyotr commented 13 years ago

Sometimes webkit desktop browser's support works - in my case after i binded click event on 'body' and click after somewhere. I tried to disable it temporarely... and thanx about the bug too :) Crossbrowser version will be very cool.

pyotr commented 13 years ago

hello man - thank you for the beta.. it will be so great to disable touchevents (mouse) at webkit (not mobile) browsers by option... what do u think? :)

whistlingdogg commented 13 years ago

I've been using 3.7.x for about 3 months now am upgrading to the 4.0 beta. One thing I have noticed relating to "pull to refresh" on the desktop is that the list that you pull doesn't snap to the cursor but lags behind incrementally (not so on ios). This means that if you have a small list and pull to refresh, your cursor can easily go beyond the last item and then the release event wont get fired correctly placing the thing in a bit of a strange state. You can replicate this quite easily in your examples my just having a couple of rows.