My understanding is that IE10 does not implement TouchEvent. Instead it implements a new event called a PointerEvent that unifies mouse, touch and stylus input. However, if you only care about a single touch point then use mouse events. they work on windows touch devices. On Friday, November 23, 2012 5:54:48 AM UTC-8, Litmus wrote: > > Just curious, any one else give this a go yet? Ran into touch event issues > right off the block, so it looks like its going to take a little fine > tuning..
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