Thread: Kobo Touch HTML/JavaScript support?
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Old 01-29-2012, 12:13 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by dgatwood View Post
I recently attempted to use the Nook Touch web browser for a project and found that it was way too slow and hopelessly broken (no support for onmouseup/onmousedown, no support for touch events, etc.).

To avoid these sorts of problems with my next hardware purchase, I wrote up a trivial test page that tests the core HTML/JavaScript functionality that I need for this project.

Could somebody with a Kobo Touch please go to the following web page, follow the instructions, and post back your results? Thanks.

http://www.gatwood.net/runtests.html
I ran the tests on both my Kobo Touch and my Sony PRS-T1. Here are the results:
Kobo Touch Sony PRS-T1
onclick: pass pass
onmousedown: fail(time = 0.0) fail(time = 0.0)
ontouchstart: fail pass
latency: 1.2 seconds 1.2 seconds

The only difference in the test results for the two devices is for ontouchstart.
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