Allow timed delay which is cancelled by the mouse re-entering. Fixes #48. #55
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This feature allows developers to provide a "grace period" where the mouse may leave the body for a short time without immediately triggering the modal - it will only appear if the mouse does not re-enter after
delay
ms.This new feature also fixes issue #48. When you mouse into the page from the toolbar, Windows Chrome 35+ seems to trigger these events in quick succession:
That middle
mouseleave
would normally cause the modal to appear; however, due to the new feature, the subsequentmouseenter
will cancel that timer and thus the modal won't appear. (This even works ifdelay
is set to0
)This fixes issue #48 for me on
Windows 7 64-bit Chrome 36.0.1985.103 beta-m
.