Philip Andrews

If touch is available it will work with touch, otherwise it falls back to the mouse. It can't work with both inputs.

the uid variable introduced by @sh3rndon seems to prevent this as the drag element has the same scope.$id as the drop element. A simple workaround is if you add ng-if="true"...

set allow-transform='false'

@justinmorant I think your PR has broken this are you able to submit a fix?

take a look at the ngDragScroll directive

By default element are dragged using css transformations. Setting allowTransform to false changes this to use fixed positioning with Top & Left. There are some details on ngDragScroll here, https://github.com/fatlinesofcode/ngDraggable/pull/86

maybe consider a --no-pwa option @prateekbh ?

deleting files via a post build script would work fine for me @prateekbh But I think it would usefully to add something like a --bundle-only or --minimal flag which would...

thanks @hadeeb overwriting the style does work. However I'm still having uses with ssrOnly in Edge. The SSR load looks good, then the client load takes takes place seems to...

+1 for this feature