Dave Taylor

I'm really stacked at the moment but happy to take a look at any pull requests then either @skovhus or myself could merge them in

@robryanx could you implement your idea and give it a test?

There haven't been any pull requests with this feature and I haven't got the time to implement it myself at the moment. If anyone has successfully implemented something and can...

@jordanblink, send a pull request through so the implementation can be discussed

hmmmm ... does it happen as soon as the js triggers a scroll on the kinetic wrapper? are you able to do a quick gif screen capture to show it...

please can you (or any other dev on Windows) do some troubleshooting as I haven't got access to ie > 9

yep, i expect it will disable zoom because it does a preventDefault. you could look in to adding an option for event passthrough

It would probably be a case of attaching the mouse move listeners to the window instead of the wrapper, then it will keep firing even after the mouse has left...

Scroll properties are sometimes attached to 'html' and sometimes 'body' depending on browsers. Have you tried $('html,body').kinetic()? It was a very long time ago but I remember this coming up...

doesn't just including `form` in the filter do the trick? ```javascript $('#wrapper').kinetic({ filterTarget: function(target, e){ if (!/down|start/.test(e.type)){ return !(/form|area|a|input/i.test(target.tagName)); } } }); ```