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When you click a link in the Android browser, the target link area gets highlighted with an orange box by default. A longpress then opens up the context menu for link handling (copy, paste, new window, etc). Is there a way to disable either / both of these in webview? I’m using the highlight code in scriptaculous and the default android link styling is being laid over top of the effect.
This might be useful: How to Hide Android WebView Highlight Border
The answer being: add this CSS
* { -webkit-tap-highlight-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0); }.Hopefully it is.