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Since web-platform-tests accepts "defacto" tests, perhaps we could compensate for the "hand-wavy" nature of the cancelability definition by adding a few related test cases which we expect will pass in at least 2 browsers? Eg verify:
touchmoves are uncancelable after a scroll has started
On repeated fling, the first touchstart is cancelable but the following ones are not.
Fling of a scrollable div followed by touchstart on a sibling element results in a cancelable touchstart (while still seeing scroll events go to the scrollable div).
Since web-platform-tests accepts "defacto" tests, perhaps we could compensate for the "hand-wavy" nature of the cancelability definition by adding a few related test cases which we expect will pass in at least 2 browsers? Eg verify:
touchmove
s are uncancelable after a scroll has startedtouchstart
is cancelable but the following ones are not.touchstart
on a sibling element results in a cancelable touchstart (while still seeingscroll
events go to the scrollable div).@NavidZ @dtapuska WDYT?
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