Causes ng-click to break in Safari

[geoidesic]

This directive causes strange behaviour with buttons in Safari.
This was discovered macbooks running Yosemite and El Capitaine.

The issue is that if you do a quick full-click on a a track-pad, the ripple effect triggers but the ng-click does not.

If you perform a tap-click on the trackpad (with that feature enabled) then it works fine.
Also if you do a full-click and hold it for a moment then release it also works fine.

[fagionato]

It's also happening with me! @geoidesic any news / workaround regarding this issue? Thanks!

[geoidesic]

None unfortunately. We abandoned the attempt. I'd be interested if anyone finds a solution.

[thSteve]

I fixed this by changing mousedown back to mouseup.

This change was made due to this #14

Now the mouse click event only fires if you hold it down long enough for the transition to end. It happens with both mouse and trackpad in my testing. You can test this by simply adding onclick="alert()" in the demo.

Not sure what the browser bug is that causes this but I don't think it's intentional.