Why onchange fires before onclick in Chrome?

问题:

I would still take advantage of the expertise and availability of this community.
My question is: why if we have a code similar to

<input name="" type="checkbox"  onClick="first()" onChange="second()"> <script type="text/javascript"> function first(){     console.log('first')     } function second(){     console.log('second')     } </script> 

in firefox onclick event fires before onchange while in chrome happens the opposite?
Thanks for your answers, maybe i have not explained in the best way
I know that using onMuseDown the problem is solved but i want to understand the reason for such behavior in Chrome with the onchange and onclick event

回答1:

Because onChange is triggered due to onClick

回答2:

One dirty solution might be to use onMouseDown instead of onClick.

But I'm also wondering why you really need both ;)

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