inconsistent ng-mouseenter and ng-mouseleave behavior between google-chrome and firefox

[Daniel Szak Ferenc]

Please, check the following plunker.

The desired behavior would be:

• clicking on a ng-switched SPAN should toggle a selected class on the UL element and trigger ng-switch SPAN
  
• entering/leaving a LI should show/hide it's background, independently of the state (selected or not) of the UL and the ng-switched SPAN

I was told on IRC, that in firefox this works as expected (i can not confirm this, since i have no FF installed), but in chrome it looks like the ng-mouseenter/leave callbacks do not get called after once clicking, but the clicks continue to work even after.

Is this a know quirk/feature of chrome?

I'm not interested in solutions involving the restructuring the DOM fragment, since i'm converting an existing html.

Thanks for reading.

[Daniel Ferenc Szak]

Me again...

It looks like using the ng-mouseover and the undocumented ng-mouseout it does work.

plunker

(the lack of doc for the out event was the reason i did not even try the mouseover before...)

Now back to happy coding.

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