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I think it detects the start of a drag based on a threshold of a certain number of pixels moved after the click, so maybe that number should be increased. (Or I don't know if there are other checks that other implementations use.)
I was clicking, then lifting my mouse click without moving my mouse at all, which was what struck out to me. If it's calculating a threshold, yeah it definitely should be increased.
I don't know how other implementations work for sure, but if the mouse is lifted it probably shouldn't keep the drag going
Probably the worst demonstration of all time, but here:
Let me know if this is a duplicate issue!
2024-12-16.21-50-02.mp4
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