I noticed that click works on all browsers I tested (Native, Dolphin and Chrome on Galaxy S2). Do you know any issues with keeping click events?
However, as Torsten Walter explained, if you do not explicitly manage click events, you may cause significant delays.
In short: Clicking will work, but managing clicks will also improve the touch screen user experience.
I am creating a mobile version for my website, and I want to know: change all the javascript Is it okay to keep the click event as it is, or should I change it to tap (e.g. tap.js)
I noticed that the click works on all browsers I tested (Native on Galaxy S2 , Dolphin and Chrome). Do you know any issues with keeping click events?
Mobile browsers are designed to work with most sites, so they implement click events like desktop browsers.
But, as Torsten Walter explained, if you don’t explicitly manage click events, you may cause significant delays.
In short: clicks will work, but managing clicks will also improve the touch screen User experience.