Chrome on Android is only firing taps, no swipes.

[benmajor]

Chrome on Android is only firing taps, no swipes.

[benmajor]

Thank you for your input. Do you perhaps know whether this is directly related to a particular version of Android, or indeed Chrome? If you could let me know the versions, I'll be sure to look into it. I have a number of Android devices for testing (including the Virtual Devices), so will be sure to find a fix.

Awesome, here is everything:

Nexus 4:
OS: 4.2.2; Nexus 4 Build/JDQ39
Chrome 18.0.1025469
Webkit version: 535.19 (git@30c8f76)
Javascript Version: V8 3.8.9.29

Nexus 7:
OS: 4.2.2; Nexus 7 Build/JDQ39
Chrome 18.0.1025469
Webkit version: 535.19 (git@30c8f76)
Javascript Version: V8 3.8.9.29

It's the same for both.
Thanks you!

[benmajor]

Thank you for providing the data. Do you know if the library works in the native Android browser?

Just busted out our old Nexus S default android browser, works perfectly.

It's probably exclusively Android Chrome. Android Firefox works too.

Chrome is now the default browser for the Nexuses

[benmajor]

OK, thank you. I'll be sure to look into it tomorrow when I get back into the office.

Hey no rush, but thanks so much! You've brought back to life many of the neat gestures we had going before jQuery 1.9.
I should also mentioned, we're using jQuery 1.9.0

[benmajor]

Turns out that this is a problem with our feature detection of touch events. This will be fixed in the release later today.

[benmajor]

The new release should now fix this issue (tested on AVD).