jsprog

Thank you for the detailed information. > As of doubleclick events, Sciter uses desktop UI convention. I could confirm about this. > As of clicks... That's quite strange entity to...

Some of the remaining problems are keeping me away from closing this issue. After my last tests with version 4.4.7.2, Windows 7 isn't affected anymore, but LMDE4 is still affected:...

What I'm suspecting isn't updating to correct state internally, but failure to render the current state as happened with a previous issue #23. > How do you disable elements in...

Please don't waste your time with this, allow for a full day to provide you with clean and documented code for testing. Please read the updated post above to understand.

Try this test for **disabled** attribute. All descriptions and instructions are part of content. edited with correction: 3000ms for timeout instead of 2000ms (reason: to match content) ```html issue: html...

According to the previous code, element.state.disabled is working smoothly without problems. It may not the case if the target element is created as disabled at runtime. note: to test with...

> element.state reflects runtime state after the element appeared in the DOM. What I tried to achieve is depending on element.state to temporary fix `element.disabled`, `element.setAttribute`, and `element.removeAttribute`. Thanks to...

I'm not in a position to give some perfect recommendations. At least, sharing my ideas won't hurt. According to #10 , There is a possibility to bring [libwebsockets](https://libwebsockets.org/) to sciter.js....

curl is already installed since a long time and it's succeeding with the links in the fetch sample. Unfortunately, the issue still persists. Currently, Promises aren't getting rejected to catch...

The catch clause is getting executed. unfortunately, I can't get anything by logging the error and the script can't reach the `resp.text()` at all.   Not sure if something...