Hardware

Touch Support

Touch input detection

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Endpoint

GET /api/fingerprint/touch-support

Examples

About

Touch support fingerprinting detects touchscreen capabilities via navigator.maxTouchPoints and CSS media query (pointer: coarse). Desktop computers typically report 0 touch points, tablets report 5-10, and smartphones report 5. Windows touchscreen laptops report 10 touch points, creating a distinctive signature. Combined with screen size, this reliably distinguishes device types: large screen + no touch = desktop, small screen + touch = mobile, large screen + touch = touchscreen laptop/tablet. Some desktop users with touchscreen monitors create unique fingerprints. The value is stable per device.

Use Cases

•Device type detection
•Mobile vs desktop
•Input method optimization
•UI adaptation

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