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Dennis Bauszus
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We don't want selection and highlight to happen on pan and pinch inputs but only with click events but.

However, we are having a hard time to trigger the click event on touch screens. Any more than the slightest touch will trigger the pointermove / pan event.

Is it possible to alter the sensitivity of the touch pointermove event trigger?

We would like to trigger the pointermove only after a few hundred milliseconds and not immediately.

We don't want selection and highlight to happen on pan and pinch inputs but only with click events but we are having a hard time to trigger the click event on touch screens. Any more than the slightest touch will trigger the pointermove / pan event.

Is it possible to alter the sensitivity of the touch pointermove event trigger?

We would like to trigger the pointermove only after a few hundred milliseconds and not immediately.

We don't want selection and highlight to happen on pan and pinch inputs but only with click events.

However, we are having a hard time to trigger the click event on touch screens. Any more than the slightest touch will trigger the pointermove / pan event.

Is it possible to alter the sensitivity of the touch pointermove event trigger?

We would like to trigger the pointermove only after a few hundred milliseconds and not immediately.

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Sensitivity of OpenlayersOpenLayers touch pointermove / click

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Dennis Bauszus
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Sensitivity of Openlayers touch pointermove / click

We don't want selection and highlight to happen on pan and pinch inputs but only with click events but we are having a hard time to trigger the click event on touch screens. Any more than the slightest touch will trigger the pointermove / pan event.

Is it possible to alter the sensitivity of the touch pointermove event trigger?

We would like to trigger the pointermove only after a few hundred milliseconds and not immediately.