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Horizontal scroll / Panning doesn't work on mobile
See original GitHub issueCodepen
Explanation
hand icon on Iphone chrome doesn’t appear.
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- Created 4 years ago
- Comments:7 (2 by maintainers)
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+1 to this, the panning/zoom buttons were a particular draw with this library as most charting libraries struggle with touch and the idea of using buttons seemed the logical conclusion. What about having left/right arrows on mobile rather than a pan button, with each click being a shift of 50% of the viewable area?
Some of us may want to have tooltips disabled and have panning and zooming being the default behavior. Having the option to choose would be helpful!