Pointer Events

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Pointer Events is a web standard that unifies mouse, touch, and pen input handling through a single, consistent event model for web applications.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf DOM event model ⓘ
W3C specification ⓘ
Web standard ⓘ
aimsTo unify mouse, touch, and pen input ⓘ
benefit improves consistency across input devices ⓘ
reduces need for separate mouse and touch code paths ⓘ
compatibleWith CSSOM View Module ⓘ
defines coalesced events ⓘ
height ⓘ
hit testing behavior for pointers ⓘ
isPrimary ⓘ
pointer capture ⓘ
pointerId ⓘ
pointerType ⓘ
predicted events ⓘ
pressure ⓘ
tangentialPressure ⓘ
tiltX ⓘ
tiltY ⓘ
twist ⓘ
width ⓘ
designedFor cross-device input handling ⓘ
web applications ⓘ
eventType gotpointercapture ⓘ
lostpointercapture ⓘ
pointercancel ⓘ
pointerdown ⓘ
pointerenter ⓘ
pointerleave ⓘ
pointermove ⓘ
pointerout ⓘ
pointerover ⓘ
pointerup ⓘ
hasVersion Pointer Events Level 1 ⓘ
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Pointer Events Level 2 ⓘ
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Pointer Events Level 3 ⓘ
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isDefinedIn W3C Pointer Events specification ⓘ
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property pointerType=mouse ⓘ
pointerType=pen ⓘ
pointerType=touch ⓘ
provides unified event model ⓘ
relatedTo Mouse Events ⓘ
Touch Events ⓘ
replaces Mouse Events in many use cases ⓘ
standardizes mouse input handling ⓘ
pen input handling ⓘ
touch input handling ⓘ
status W3C Recommendation (Level 2) ⓘ
linked to: W3C Recommendation
uses pointerId property to identify individual pointers ⓘ

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Open Web Platform → hasComponent → Pointer Events ⓘ
Chrome Web Platform features → includesAPI → Pointer Events API ⓘ
linked to: Pointer Events
Pointer Events → isDefinedIn → W3C Pointer Events specification ⓘ
linked to: Pointer Events
Pointer Events → hasVersion → Pointer Events Level 1 ⓘ
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Pointer Events → hasVersion → Pointer Events Level 2 ⓘ
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Pointer Events → hasVersion → Pointer Events Level 3 ⓘ
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web-platform-tests → tests → Pointer Events ⓘ