Joel Birch

Sorry, no. It used to be that way but it made things surprisingly complex to support both cross-browser in a bug-free way. The click functionality was split into a standalone...

Thank you both for the report. I imagine the issue is due to Apple adding mouse support to iOS Safari. Unfortunately, I won’t have time to look at a fix...

I don’t remember why it was so important to prevent applying the delay to iOS, but it was surely a product of it not needing hover behaviour. Now iOS supports...

You know… there may not be a good reason for that! It’s been so long since I’ve been familiar with this code but, at a glance, it does look like...

Thanks for noticing this and explaining exactly what is going on. I wanted Superfish to have a built-in delay for those who don't use hoverIntent for whatever reason, but given...

I have created a branch named ['hoverintent'](https://github.com/joeldbirch/superfish/tree/hoverintent) which has this patch in but I am not seeing any noticeable difference in behaviour. In which browsers are you seeing the "flash...

I'm wrestling with this also. The images in the viewport do not load on iOS Safari until a scroll occurs. The proposed workarounds don't seem to work. @MarkReeder's idea doesn't...

I have this horrible workaround working in iOS Safari. It's horrible because it uses a timer to fire code that is a duplicate of what already exists within the plugin....

Thanks @luis-almeida. This certainly seems like it will help, but I wonder if you have any input on the iOS issue? The code you've added here probably still doesn't address...

Yes, initialising on document ready (or even window load) does not unveil images in iOS Safari until the user manually triggers a scroll event. I'll open a separate issue and...