| 3 | | After all, pretty much every mouse has a scrollwheel. jQuery already normalizes the event.which property, which is great; it does the same for 'keyCode'. In my opinion a mouse's scroll wheel is not that exotic, it's probably >99% as common as a keyboard and a mouse. Does it not deserve the same attention? |
| | 3 | After all, pretty much every mouse has a scrollwheel. jQuery already normalizes the event.which property, which is great; and it does the same for a keyboard's 'charCode'. In my opinion a mouse's scroll wheel is not so unusual: it's probably 99% as common as a keyboard and a mouse (even laptops have it). People use it all the time, and many applications have a good use for it. |
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| | 5 | Does it not deserve the same attention as the mouses' and keyboards' events? |
