How to get idleTime to reset when scrolling on a overflow scroll element? about browser-interaction-time HOT 5 CLOSED

@bgold0 Could you figure out which browser event we would should listen to? Then I can imagine also resetting idleTime when scrolling overflow.

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The events in the link are the events we currently listen to:
https://github.com/atlassian/browser-interaction-time/blob/master/src/browser-interaction-time.ts#L50-L58

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@meandmax I think you should check for scrolling on any child element as well. Like so:

document.addEventListener('scroll', this.aFunction, true);

Notice the , true) at the end.

I was able to solve it by adding my own listener and using browserInteractionTime.resetIdleTime() but knowing if a user scrolls on anything inside the window would probably be more efficient.

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I totally agree! That's a good feature and I will add that, I could think of 2 options API wise:

1. We allow passing an element or an array of elements where we will attach listeners to.
2. We use the option that you said above, I guess it is the useCapture option, correct?

What do you think?

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