A ✨first look✨ at `snapChanged` in Chrome Canary
```js
document.addEventListener('snapchanged', e => {
console.log('changed', e.snapTargets)
})
```
get notified when a snap scroller has changed the snap item, and access the node with `event.snapTargets` 🤓
Snap 2 CSS spec draft https://drafts.csswg.org/css-scroll-snap-2/#snap-events
@slightlyoff Flacker has ideas for snap inertia's but not for mouse drag. i personally find mouse flinging coarse and clumsy, but it is a common feature of sliders or carousels, so could/should eventually make it's way in. maybe that'd be a good touch-action value?
also, hi Alex, hope you're well 🙂
@argyleink Yeah, it's bewildering that we don't have a touch-action value for it yet; forced folks to do a lot of extra work.
On snap spring/values, why isn't any of this hooked up to animation worklets yet? Every year I lose more hope.
This is my current thinking on what the best way to handle the mouse panning use case is - https://github.com/w3c/pointerevents/issues/203#issuecomment-819693123
Today a stylus in Chrome Android behaves as a direct manipulation input device (with the implications on touch-action discussed in #202). This works well in practice except for one special case: In...
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