In IE 10, event.cancelBubble is readonly. This breaks the event coalescing mechanism in Polymer for the on-event syntax.
Here's a simple test case
var e = document.createEvent('Event');
e.initEvent('foo', true, true);
var cb = e.cancelBubble;
e.cancelBubble = !e.cancelBubble;
if (cb !== e.cancelBubble) {
console.log('writable');
} else {
console.log('readonly');
}
On Firefox, Safari, and Chrome: writable.
On IE: readonly.
Related to #259
In IE 10, event.cancelBubble is readonly. This breaks the event coalescing mechanism in Polymer for the
on-eventsyntax.Here's a simple test case
On Firefox, Safari, and Chrome:
writable.On IE:
readonly.Related to #259