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    • When dragging, scroll target image as needed · a62d65e2
      If the target image is larger than the screen, scroll the target area as
      necessary while dragging to allow the user to reach the drop zone.
      
      When setting up the threshold areas which trigger scrolling, fixed
      headers that overlay the top of the image need to be considered, so I've
      added a check for those.
      
      Tested on desktop browsers, mobile Safari, Chrome on Android, and iOS
      native apps.
      John Hensley committed
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    • Wait 500 milliseconds before starting drag on touch. · 6af15539
      This allows users to scroll the item bank with their finger without
      accidentally starting to drag items.
      
      Mouse drag events still start without a delay, since scrolling works
      differently on desktops.
      
      I found no way to implement this with jQuery UI draggable, so I had to
      reimplement drag and drop interactions, which in some ways makes it
      cleaner because it doesn't bypass virtualDOM.
      Matjaz Gregoric committed