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Robert Knight authored
When using touch input to manipulate the selection there are no mousedown/mouseup events that we can listen to and the touchstart/touchend events are not triggered when manipulating the OS-provided selection handles in the browser. Instead listen for selectionchange events and show the adder in response. To avoid showing the adder every time the selection handle moves which would be distracting, we instead buffer selectionchange events and only show them after a pause. When the user is using mouse input to make a selection, we ignore selectionchange events so that the adder does not appear until the user finishes making their selection.
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