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When a link is clicked a dark orange frame is drawn around it. Sometimes it stays till the next scroll or screen touch.
When some other elements are clicked – the orange frame appears as well sometimes by the size of the clicked element (div, canvas), sometimes bigger.
How this (platform-dependent?) visual feedback tweak is called and (main question) is there a progammatic (javascript?) way to turn it off?
I had a (clickable)
canvaselement, surrounded by a fully transparentdiv. The dark orange outline was (surprisingly) generated by adiv(notcanvas). Even more surprising – the size of the outline was much bigger than the size ofdiv(no other elements – checked). So, I’ve decided to switch the outline off and this (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7398763/android-browser-remove-outline-border-when-anchor-is-focused) answer solved the problem.