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Hi Steve,Alice and Addy alerted me to this the other day, and I'm going to carve out some time to work on this, probably tomorrow.
It looks like any element with a mousedown handler is treated as a clickable element in firefox: http://jsbin.com/vegan/1/quiet
The example only has a div and mousedown handler, no bits of Polymer anywhere.
The Polymer gesture library adds mouse listeners so it doesn't have to wrap addEventListener and keep track of interested elements. However, it does not add a click event listener, and it seems odd to me that only Firefox adds the click default action for this strategy. Chrome and IE both give an accDefaultAction of none.
Alice, Addy, this seems like a FF bug to me. Can one of you reach out to their a11y team to figure out why they made this heuristic?
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Correct link: http://jsbin.com/vegam/1/quiet.
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I made a reply to that thread.