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Image is not draggable on Canvas.
See original GitHub issueI am using Fabric.js for my Image Editing App based on Angular 15.
My html draggable="true" is not working on mobile Screens. I found your polyfill. after adding it i am able to drag my images but its not going onto Canvas. Dragging stops when my touch reaches to canvas element. apart from canvas element i can drag my image anywhere.
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Excellent, congratulations on finding the root of the problem!
You should be able to get the pointer position using the event’s clientX and clientY properties.
Yes I figured that out. Thank you for this Great Help and Library. Really Appreciate.