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pointer_interceptor

A widget to prevent clicks from being swallowed by underlying HtmlElementViews on the web.

0.10.1 2.7K downloads/mo #4830 most downloaded on pub.dev flutter/packages

What this package is like to depend on

Last release 2 years ago

no release in 18 months

Ships fairly regularly

a new release about every 3 months

Nearly every release is documented

notes for 18 of 18 stable releases

1 version withdrawn

withdrawn after publishing

6 years old

19 releases · first in 2020

0 releases in the last 12 months

see the full history below

Release timeline

19 releases · Dec 2020 to Aug 2024
2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026
Release Pre-release Withdrawn

Releases

latest 19
  1. 0.10.1 04 Jan 2024
    Release notes
    • Fixes new lint warnings.
    Open source →
  2. 0.10.1+1 09 May 2024
    Release notes
    • Updates support matrix in README to indicate that iOS 11 is no longer supported.
    • Clients on versions of Flutter that still support iOS 11 can continue to use this package with iOS 11, but will not receive any further updates to the iOS implementation.
    • Removes invalid implements tag in pubspec.
    Open source →
  3. 0.10.1+2 05 Aug 2024
    Release notes
    • Adds performance warning about using multiple pointer interceptors on iOS.
    • Updates minimum supported SDK version to Flutter 3.16/Dart 3.2.
    Open source →
  4. 0.10.0 11 Dec 2023
    Release notes
    • Transitions to federated architecture.
    • Adds iOS implementation to federated package.
    Open source →
  5. 0.9.3 09 Feb 2022
    Release notes
    • Require minimal version of flutter SDK to be 2.10
    Open source →
  6. 0.9.3+1 30 Apr 2022
    Release notes
    • Updates example code and integration tests to accomodate hit-testing changes in the Flutter web engine.
    Open source →
  7. 0.9.3+2 04 Jun 2022
    Release notes
    • (Temporarily) helps tests introduced in prior version to pass in stable. (This will be removed when master rolls to stable)
    • Updates README to reference the correct github URL.
    Open source →
  8. 0.9.3+3 25 Aug 2022
    Release notes
    • Fixes lint warnings.
    Open source →
  9. 0.9.3+4 03 Feb 2023
    Release notes
    • Removes const keyword from PointerInterceptor's constructor.
    • Updates minimum Flutter version to 3.0.
    Open source →
  10. 0.9.3+5 30 Aug 2023
    Release notes
    • Adds pub topics to package metadata.
    • Updates minimum supported SDK version to Flutter 3.7/Dart 2.19.
    • Aligns Dart and Flutter SDK constraints.
    Open source →
  11. 0.9.3+6 30 Aug 2023
    Release notes
    • Migrates to dart:ui_web APIs.
    • Updates minimum supported SDK version to Flutter 3.13.0/Dart 3.1.0.
    Open source →
  12. 0.9.3+7 08 Nov 2023
    Release notes
    • Updates metadata to point to new source folder.
    Open source →
  13. 0.9.2 03 Feb 2022 withdrawn
    Release notes
    • Marked PointerInterceptor as invisible, so it can be optimized by the engine.
    • (Version Retracted. This attempted to use an API from Flutter 2.10 in earlier versions of Flutter. Fixed in v0.9.3)
    Open source →
  14. 0.9.1 01 Feb 2022
    Release notes
    • Removed android and ios directories from example, as the example doesn't build for those platforms.
    • Added intercepting field to allow for conditional pointer interception
    Open source →
  15. 0.9.0 18 Feb 2021
    Release notes
    • Migrates to null safety.
    Open source →
  16. 0.9.0+1 27 May 2021
    Release notes
    • Change sizing of HtmlElementView so it works well when slotted.
    Open source →
  17. 0.8.0 17 Dec 2020
    Release notes
    • Initial release of the PointerInterceptor widget.
    Open source →
  18. 0.8.0+1 17 Dec 2020
    Release notes
    • Update README.md so images render in pub.dev
    Open source →
  19. 0.8.0+2 21 Jan 2021
    Release notes
    • Use ElevatedButton instead of the deprecated RaisedButton in example and docs.
    Open source →

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