Fallback to default browser behavior for "special" clicks.

[jeffreywescott]

If the user did a middle-click, right-click, or used a modifier key (like ctrl-click, meta-click, shift-click, etc.), fallback to default browser behavior.

[brendanmoore]

+1

[bpneal]

+1

[jcurtis]

👍

[STRML]

This was addressed in 9984d76 - do you see any reason to specifically exclude right-clicks, shift-clicks, or alt-clicks?

[jeffreywescott]

Yes -- modified clicks have different semantics that we don't want to override. For example, "Save Image As", etc.

[STRML]

Shift-click in particular, or right click? Right clicks don’t appear to be caught at all in any case, but that’s just in my testing.

On Sep 19, 2014, at 12:03 PM, Jeffrey Wescott [email protected] wrote:

Yes -- modified clicks have different semantics that we don't want to override. For example, "Save Image As", etc.

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[jeffreywescott]

My opinion is that we only want unmodofied clicks to be considered navigation. That's what is true for all links in the browser. Why should this be different?

[STRML]

Ok, I've taken the more complete version from this PR and adapted it into <Link>. It is released as 0.21.2.