Use "drop" event instead of "dragend" in Firefox #24
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The reason I added special code for Firefox was that |
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I tested it and it seems to work with multiple screens (with window full, partial, across) on Windows 11. |
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In Firefox 'drop' event has correct coordinates ‘clientX’ and ‘clientY’. If the browser is Firefox then 'dragstart' event will be added to the previews instead of 'dragend', and 'drop' will be added to the canvas.
I'm not sure that's the optimal solution.
Resolve #23