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Hi, the Device class by phaser (refer to line 339) sets the touch property to true on IE10, Windows7, because of the msPOinterEnabled property. if ('ontouchstart' in document.documentElement || window.navigator.msPointerEnabled) { this.touch = true; } This confuses me since no touch events are fired. As I can read in the msdn - our lovely friends from M$, fires pointer events instead of touch events. Besides, in my case, no pointer device is attached anyway, and only normal mouse events are triggered. So, my question is - is it correct to equalize pointer events with touch events? How do you guys handle pointer events? Thanks for any enlightenment ;-) Best, benny!
