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Re:IOS browsers have a 300ms click delay - But developers ca... by lucian1900 on Friday June 08, 2012 @05:21AM (#4083429)
This is already well known, and the case with most browsers on touch devices.

So terrible title, useful article.

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Re:IOS browsers have a 300ms click delay - But developers ca... by cmelbye on Friday June 08, 2012 @05:27AM (#4083440)
Why is it a terrible title? I personally didn't know about the 300ms delay, and the title seemed to describe the article perfectly.
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Re:IOS browsers have a 300ms click delay - But developers ca... by objclxt on Friday June 08, 2012 @05:55AM (#4083503)
Because the title is "IOS browsers have a 300ms click delay", when in fact it affects a lot of mobile platforms (BB, iOS, WP7, some older Android versions), not just iOS. The article itself doesn't even mention iOS or iPhone.
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Re:IOS browsers have a 300ms click delay - But developers ca... by MattRogish on Friday June 08, 2012 @05:53AM (#4083498)
Note that Google doesn't mention iOS or Apple anywhere in the article, yet the submission is "iOS has a 300 ms delay". It's in Android webview, too, not just iOS (probably it's something in WebKit?)

ex http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7375575/android-webview-v...

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