Fix desktop/laptop touchscreen pan/zoom and touch interaction routing#63
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Opened reviewed & fixed PR in #64. |
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PR used GPT 5.4. Submitted as draft in case of code review and refactoring.
Summary
This draft fixes the main desktop-touchscreen canvas issues:
React Flow uses
Details
The main change is a dedicated touch viewport handler for the editor canvas, plus narrower touch
routing:
touch-action: noneManual testing
Tested on a desktop touchscreen setup:
Notes
This is a draft because I’d like review on the touch-routing approach and any React Flow-specific
refinements before marking it ready.
Canvas pan, zoom, and scrolling work reliably with a touchscreen.
Moving or resizing blocks with finger input may still be inconsistent on some touchscreen devices due
to odd input behavior from touchscreens and how those events are interpreted. Moving and resizing with
a pen works correctly.