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Scanner: stop iOS selecting the target picture on long-press - #19
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On iPhone/iPad a long-press on the target editor could start Safari's own selection or callout instead of moving the hit. The picture area is now unselectable with no touch callout, and the canvas cancels the native touchstart/touchmove and the context menu. Pointer events still drive dragging, adding, panning and pinch zoom. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V9MfdAyjtxTjeNCZGdQoP7
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Summary
On iPhone/iPad, a long-press on the target editor could start Safari's own selection or callout instead of moving the hit. The picture area is now unselectable with no touch callout, and the canvas cancels the native
touchstart/touchmoveand the context menu. Pointer events still handle dragging, adding, panning and pinch zoom.Testing
Chromium with iPhone 13 emulation: a 0.7 s long-press followed by a drag moved the hit, pinch zoom and add-shot worked, nothing was selected, and there were no page errors. Not yet tested on a real iOS device.
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