feat(frontend): suppress tooltips on touch devices#9001
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Supersedes #8882 |
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Works. Tested on a phone, but looks fine for other tablet devices as well.
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Summary
On touch devices such as phones and tablets, the tooltips that appear on hover events tend to appear at random and "stick" to the screen, cluttering up the user interface. This PR introduces a CSS stanza that suppresses tooltips on devices that fail to support the hover attribute.
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