This is a known bug, referenced here and elsewhere scottjehl/Device-Bugs#9.
The main issue is that Android browsers will cancel the touch events if a scroll happens (even if nothing actually scrolls), so touch move only fires the first time.
This is easily fixed by adding a preventDefault to the event, however, this library provides no API to do so. I would like some kind of way to toggle prevent default in your event handlers.
Note that preventDefault will mess up other things, which is why I would want to be able to toggle it at call time.
This is a known bug, referenced here and elsewhere scottjehl/Device-Bugs#9.
The main issue is that Android browsers will cancel the touch events if a scroll happens (even if nothing actually scrolls), so touch move only fires the first time.
This is easily fixed by adding a preventDefault to the event, however, this library provides no API to do so. I would like some kind of way to toggle prevent default in your event handlers.
Note that preventDefault will mess up other things, which is why I would want to be able to toggle it at call time.