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Anker Berg-Sonne asked on 08 Jan 2013, 02:30 PM
I apologize if this question has been answered before, but I haven't been able to locate and answer.

Is running a mobile web site on Windows WebKit browsers, such as Safari and Chrome supported? And how about FireFox?

The reason why I ask this question is that it ALMOST works, but I have run into a few snags.

My main problem is that if I have a scrollable grid inside a view that can be drag scrolled, and I perform any action on the scroll bar, either clicking or dragging, then KendoUI thinks I have started a drag on the outer view. It appreas that the mousedown event is cascaded to the outer view, but the mouseup event isn't. This is really annoying, because any mouse movement after moving the scroll bar and releasing the mouse button causes the entire view to scroll until I do a click anywhere in the vew, which causes a mousedown and mouseup event to cascade to the scrollable view.

On iOS everything works as expected/

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answered on 10 Jan 2013, 08:13 AM
Hi Anker,

In general, Kendo UI Mobile targets the mobile device browsers. As far as I understand the case you describe, the Kendo Grid widget does not apply touch scrolling in a desktop browser - it does it only if a mobile browser with touch capabilities is detected.  

You may consider using Windows Chrome touch event emulation User Agent switching for more accurate test environment

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