Holger Badorreck

I have probably the same issue (on Linux, CentOS 8.2), therefore I will add my observations here (I've tested with python 3.7.9, coverage 5.5): I want to make a coverage...

Yes, I know that it was not intended to support other OS, however with the new pull request commit, it is at least also working on Windows now, except this...

EDIT: To open the website mentioned above, I comment out the browser switches: "disable-gpu": "", "disable-gpu-compositing": "" The "touch move" is not working, so moving the mouse while pressing left...

To open the website from above yes, because it uses WebGL, otherwise I get only the message that WebGL is not supported. The pywin32.py example works with the website by...

Do you know a website where I can test it? I've googled around but have not find another one. What I've tried: click on the google logo on google.com and...

Ah, ok after thinking again I've tried google maps. Yes it is working both on MacOS and Win. So do you have an idea what is the problem about the...

Ok, for Windows the website is also loading with disable-gpu* flags, it seems I've tested that only on Mac before. However the touch move is not working, neither on mac...

Well, probably it is not an issue with kivys on_touch_move because it is executed as verified by using google maps (and by adding a print command printing something). And perhaps...

Arghh, it's a Heisenbug. When I use the ShowDevTools() function, it is working, both on Win and Mac. It also keeps working if I close the dev tools manually or...

the _meesage_loop_work function is called about every 5ms. external_message_pump does not make a difference for win.