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Sign uppointer event is fired on disabled element #312
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testing on Edge with native Pointer Events, no...a |
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Why disabled element should prevent any events than click? If Edge has that behavior, it doesn't that's true. IE and Firefox inherently have a bug which prevents all the events on disabled elements (and/or elements under disabled fieldset), while HTML spec says that only click event should be prevented (at least it was that couple of years ago when I read, did it change?). |
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Hello,
When putting touch-action="none" on a disabled element, pointer events might be fired when touching the element. I know that setting touch-action to "none" disables default behavior such as scrolling and panning, but I didn't expect it to bypass the disabled tag.
Is this expected behavior? I observed this on iOS 9.2.