my biggest issue with browsing on a smartphone/tablet

[makken]

so I've found that the biggest issue I have with touchscreen based browsers is that they really don't have a way of handling mouseover events.

this makes navigating around sites with mouseover dropdown menus a huge PITA. Maybe maybe its just my browsing habits, but many sites I frequent utilize this form of navigation. Some are more forgiving 'of clicks, but for most I end up clicking on a link I don't want to go to.

are there any solutions for this?

 

[poofyhairguy]

Mobile versions of sites.

 

[Oyeve]

I use a stylus.

 

[MrX8503]

I recently made a website with mouseover navigation. On a mobile device it registers the first touch as a mouseover and the second touch as a mouseclick.

On the flipside, a lot of websites are having a hard time with touch input. IMO I think this is more important than mouseovers.

 

[Red Storm]

I recently made a website with mouseover navigation. On a mobile device it registers the first touch as a mouseover and the second touch as a mouseclick.

I believe this is how Newegg does it as well.

 

[ChronoReverse]

If you have an Android with a trackpad or scrollball, then you can move the mouse cursor in Opera Mobile.