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I have a draggable element in my page. When user starts dragging and then releases mouse button outside of Firefox I need to receive mouseup so that I can stop dragging.
IE has setCapture for this but FF doesn’t have. GWT has it too which works in FF too.
How does it works in FF? How can I do that in my JS code for FF?
(I like to know how it works, not just using xyz JS framework).
Well the answer is to add mousemove and mouseup event listener to document.
Thanks @Jeremy!