Henrique Boaventura

I'm pretty sure that when you close the tab, all the timeouts that were set go away with the tab. Maybe you are looking for something like this https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WindowEventHandlers/onbeforeunload

Hey there, could you please share a jsfiddle with the issue? It is way easier to identify the root cause :)

Hey, so, in this particular case, it uses some kind of session to handle the activity between the origin and the iFrame, it really works, but needs a lot of...

Seems that this is due to a specific iPad behavior. Did you found any solution for this issue?

hello there. Could you please create a jsfiddle with the issue so a can test it out?

so, any news about this issue?

Hi, could you please share a jsfiddle or something like that showing the problem ? I guess that the approach to a solution is better this way :)

Are you testing on google chrome or other browser? I just tested on google chrome and it worked everytime, using the mousescroll and using the up and down arrows of...

True that, but it will trigger the isActive as soon as you stop holding the button. Right? I guess this is a behavior of the browser, not an issue.

Seems that it is an open issue on jQuery backlog: https://github.com/jquery/jquery/issues/1735 Right now, the vanilla version of the plugin uses AddEventListeners, maybe you could give it a try using the...