Hello! I made a browser that is using Webkit through its GTK port. However I am having a hard time finding any documentation dealing with the internals components of Webkit. The issue I am trying to solve is to essentially disable text highlighting/selection. The reason for this is the device the browser will run on has touchscreen and we were hoping to make it similar to Apple's Safari running on the iPhone or Google's Android. Both prevent the user from highlighting text and instead allows user to scrolling using the drag technique while still allowing them to click links. As for touch scrolling that will be something to be considered once we have the highlighting disabled.
I am hoping someone can just point me in the right direction like where do all the click event go through and is this a GTK problem or something you can be solved in the WebCore? I have found several click callback in the WebCore/page folder. Anyway this seems like this is a problem that should already have been solved however as I said I couldn't find much on it. I have just downloaded the source code for Android's browser and version of webkit and I will look into that soon. I was thinking during a "click" event, I would immediately fire off a fake "release" event to Gtk and webkit in an attempt to make gtk and webkit think that the user has only clicked the mouse not dragged it. Any help would be very much appreciated! Thanks in advance! Adam
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