Is it possible to make WebKit/GTK treat mouse events only in a very limited way?
I have a kiosk-style application that displays a browser view full screen, using a bit of JavaScript to periodically update the display. It's currently using WebKit/GTK 1.8.1. (ie. WebKit1; I haven't migrated to WebKit2 because the multi-process model seems too much of a pain in the neck for this application.) Now I'm thinking about adding some interactivity via a touchscreen and some html <button>s or similar clickable elements. Is there a way to inhibit most of the "normal" mouse behaviour (dragging images, highlighting text, etc) and only react to button/link click events? One hacky idea that occurs to me (if WebKit doesn't have an option for this) is to not connect the touchscreen as a mouse but instead read the raw input internally and simulate only clicks and not drags. Not entirely sure how to go about doing that yet, which is partly why I'm hoping there's a simpler option. _______________________________________________ webkit-gtk mailing list [email protected] https://lists.webkit.org/mailman/listinfo/webkit-gtk
