I believe it's looking for click events rather than press events within desktop environments, that's at least how it's acting. Chrome on android and iphone works how you would expect, however on windows it scrolls the page up and down rather than the knob layer catching the touch/press event.
I believe it's looking for click events rather than press events within desktop environments, that's at least how it's acting. Chrome on android and iphone works how you would expect, however on windows it scrolls the page up and down rather than the knob layer catching the touch/press event.