This is a very minor issue, but I figured it was best to call it to your attention.
On Chrome 56+, touch events cause an error: Unable to preventDefault inside passive event listener invocation. touchmoveHandler @ baguetteBox.js:107. This is apparently due to a change the Chrome developers made where touchstart and touchmove events on the window, document, or body elements are now passive by default.
I haven't noticed any functionality problems, but it does cause the console to spit out a bunch of errors whenever you swipe. This can apparently be fixed pretty easily by using the touch-action: none CSS style instead.
Just a heads up!
This is a very minor issue, but I figured it was best to call it to your attention.
On Chrome 56+, touch events cause an error:
Unable to preventDefault inside passive event listener invocation. touchmoveHandler @ baguetteBox.js:107. This is apparently due to a change the Chrome developers made wheretouchstartandtouchmoveevents on thewindow,document, orbodyelements are now passive by default.I haven't noticed any functionality problems, but it does cause the console to spit out a bunch of errors whenever you swipe. This can apparently be fixed pretty easily by using the
touch-action: noneCSS style instead.Just a heads up!