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Suppressing the 300ms click delay - QuirksBlog
By default, if you tap on a touchscreen it takes about 300ms before a click event fires. It’s possible to remove this delay, but it’s complicated. I investigated it. The reason for the delay is double-tap. Once your finger releases the screen, the OS and browser cannot be sure yet if you’re done with your touch action, or if a second tap will follow, which would make the action a double tap (which
300ms tap delay, gone away  | Blog  | Chrome for Developers
For many years, mobile browsers applied a 300-350ms delay between touchend and click while they waited to see if this was going to be a double-tap or not, since double-tap was a gesture to zoom into text. Ever since the first release of Chrome for Android, this delay was removed if pinch-zoom was also disabled. However, pinch zoom is an important accessibility feature. As of Chrome 32 (back in 201
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