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If I use something like $('button').click(function() { alert('hi'); } and I add the following to my <head>:
<meta name="viewport" content="user-scalable=no, width=device-width">
..and I run it as a normal mobile site on iOS 11, there is no delay (=> expected behaviour).
However, if I run the exact same code in a compiled Cordova hybrid app on iOS, the delay is back! (=> not good)
Do I have to start using fastclick.js or some other workaround again like it's 2013? What about other Cordova developers on here: do you experience the same problem?
PS: It works fine on Android.
PPS: Adding touch-action: manipulation; in CSS doesn't help unfortunately
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About the fastclick issue, apparently, it's a new bug introduced with iOs 11.3.
Here is the full explanation
And here is a fork which resolves the fastclick issue with iOs 11.3
I'm also looking for a workaround, since fastclick doesn't look to be maintained anymore...
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We experience the exact same problem.
Using FastClick as a workaround works for most iOS versions, except for the latest iOS release: 11.3. After a fresh start of a Cordova app, FastClick works as expected but after a while (especially when calling native iOS calls like taking a photo), it shows weird behaviour where your input fields (nested in other divs) do not get selected at all and you have to tap multiple times to select an input field.
I have no clue why the 350ms delay is still active for (Cordova) apps and not for a standard mobile website opened in Safari.
Thanks to the tip from Romain Le Qllc, I replaced fastclick with the fork that he mentioned (https://github.com/lasselaakkonen/fastclick). This resolves the issues in both iOS 11.3 and 11.4.
Also big thanks to lasselaakkonen.
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