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http://jsfiddle.net/MrkY9/ My computer (and so far, no other computer among my coworkers) is exhibiting an issue in Chrome, IE, and Safari (but not in Firefox). Simple mousemove code, such as the following (already running on the fiddle above) properly catches mousemove events, but then as long as the mouse is in the div, catches a mousemove event every second - even though I'm no longer moving the mouse. var number = 0; $("#foo").on("mousemove", function() { this.innerHTML = number++ }); This seems to be a browser-based problem, since it doesn't exhibit on FireFox. (Nor does it occur on

This is only on pages with a Google +1 box on my website: It seems to be firing off an event on every mouse move. Anyone know what it is doing? I searched on Google (perhaps I should try Bing for once on this one!) but no one seems to have written about it. Is it recording information about my visitors browsing habits? Is it some sort of CAPTCHA to detect human like behviour? Example URL, press F12 in chrome, go to timeline and press record, then move your mouse around this page (it plus ones this question, don't worry): https://plusone.google.com/u/0/_/+1/button?hl=en-US&jsh=r%3Bgc%2F22224365

I have a WinForm application, I'm trying to move a pictureBox in a Form using MouseMove Event , but i can't figure out what's the right calculation should i do on MouseMove, when i first the pictureBox , its location changes in a senseless way then on moving the pictureBox Location moves correctly. It's a Panel name OuterPanel which contains the pictureBox picBox , here the code im using : private void picBox_MouseMove(object sender, MouseEventArgs e) { if (e.Button == MouseButtons.Left) { Point p = OuterPanel.PointToClient(MousePosition); picBox.Location = this.PointToClient(p); } } P.S : the

I have a custom UserControl that I am drawing using the GDI+. It is a transparent control which draws small shapes on top of the parent control. All the parent window does is creates the control, gives it a Rectangle in which to draw itself, and then it receives events if the user clicks on the non-transparent areas. The drawing part works perfectly, but right now what I need to do is to as seamlessly as possible forward all MouseMove, MouseClick, etc. events to the parent control IF those events occurred outside the shapes. The shapes are drawn using GraphicsPath, and I am already able to

I've attached some MouseMove and MouseClick events to my program and next up is one of these: Get "global" mouse movement, so that I can read the mouse location even outside the form. Prevent my mouse from leaving the form in the first place. My project is a game so it'd be awesome to prevent the mouse leaving my form like most other games do (ofc. you can move it out if you switch focus with alt+tab fe.) and taking a look at answers to other questions asking for global mosue movement, they seem pretty messy for my needs. Is there an easy way to prevent my mouse from going outside my form's