Properly handle mouse events when leaving or entering the sidebar #2008
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…oor#1992 This new implementation for mouseover and mouseout is based on the relatedTarget property of the mouse event. It can be used to detect if an element is entered from a child, parent or from outside the window. The same is true for leaving elements. This means we no longer have to keep track which element was entered or left last and directly send events without a timeout.
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This new implementation for mouseover and mouseout is based on the relatedTarget property of the mouse event. It can be used to detect if an element is entered from a child, parent or from outside the window. The same is true for leaving elements.
This means we no longer have to keep track which element was entered or left last and directly send events without a timeout.
This mostly fixes #1992.