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No more 300ms tap delay: touch-action now supported in all major mobile browsers (twitter.com)
81 points by aram 3777 days ago
3 comments
SoMuchToGrok 3776 days ago
Apparently Chrome + default android browser = all major mobile browsers.

No Firefox or Safari support yet.

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gajus 3776 days ago
Firefox mobile market share is less than 1% (https://www.netmarketshare.com/browser-market-share.aspx?qpr...) The title says "major mobile browsers" reply
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threeseed 3776 days ago
Safari should be a few weeks away (iOS 9.3 in late beta stages). Firefox already supports it just not enabled by default (except on Windows 8 mobile).

Just a bit premature on the tweet.

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SimeVidas 3776 days ago
Firefox doesn't have the tap delay anymore. The only remaining browser is Safari, and that is going to be fixed in iOS 9.3.
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reubenmorais 3776 days ago
Firefox doesn't have the tap delay when you use the meta viewport thing to make your page unzoomable. CSS touch-action is still not enabled: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=960316
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SimeVidas 3775 days ago
Why do people keep confusing the viewport meta tag with unzoomability? Those concepts are not one and the same. The default (i.e. most popular) viewport meta tag does not prevent zooming, while it does remove the tap delay in Firefox for Android (and also all other browsers except Safari, but version 9.1 next month will fix that).

So, if you have a responsive (mobile-optimized) site, add `<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width,initial-scale=1,shrink-to-fit=no">` and you’re set.

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shash7 3776 days ago
Finally!

Still gotta wait for all the major browsers(iOS) to support it.

Till then, use fastclick(https://github.com/ftlabs/fastclick)

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aram 3777 days ago
Gist: https://gist.github.com/gajus/bbf06ea2e37047b01e70
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michaelmior 3776 days ago
The title is indeed a little misleading since it implies that us already the case.
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