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mattiapontonio
14,991 PointsWhy TouchEvent are slower in reacting than MouseEvents?
I noticed that testing a responsive website with click Event into my script. Seems touch interactions can't be reactive like an Android App.
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Steven Parker
230,688 PointsI would expect that the extra time is your device recognizing the touch and converting into a click event. Nothing in your code or the JavaScript engine itself would know the difference between the sources of the click.
mattiapontonio
14,991 Pointsmattiapontonio
14,991 PointsHello Steven, thank You for your answer. It should be but it occurs when i test It with the Chorme inspector.