The problem is the responder chain. When you touch the display it will go down from the parents to the childen. So .. when you touch the screen the parent will see that the touch is outside of it’s own bounds and so the children will not even asked. The function that does that is … Read more
Additional to B H answer. Also look this answer. Got this issue when launching my landscape only app from portrait orientation (also the app shouldn’t be presented in recently opened apps list, which can be seen by pressing Home button twice. Perhaps, iOS somehow caches the orientation and window size). My code was self.window = … Read more
Interesting, that pointer-events: none has no effect. But if you think about it, it makes sense, since elements with that flag set still obscure other elements’ pointer events, so the hittest has to take place anyways. What you can do is put a overlay over critical content and respond to mouse-events on that overlay, let … Read more