I'm not convinced by that at all. Since, with any button or link, if you change your mind after you have clicked down you can move the cursor out and release the click outside its original place it cancels the action.
Nice. Something I've tried in the past is to execute the page navigation on mousedown (rather than waiting for the mouse up as per default). (With something like $("a").mousedown(function() { location.href = $(this).attr("href") }).) Curious to know what the combo of the two would be like.
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I'm not convinced by that at all. Since, with any button or link, if you change your mind after you have clicked down you can move the cursor out and release the click outside its original place it cancels the action.
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Nice. Something I've tried in the past is to execute the page navigation on mousedown (rather than waiting for the mouse up as per default). (With something like $("a").mousedown(function() { location.href = $(this).attr("href") }).) Curious to know what the combo of the two would be like.