Okay, in fullscreen mode, video control iframe creates a div over the video iframe > <div class="_34WPyF6 _1Gx9Olr L3bXota"></div> And we expect the mouse event would dispatch to the div, instead of the video iframe. On Chrome, if I remove > element { > pointer-events: auto; >} Then the div becomes `pointer-events: none;`, and I got the same broken behavior. So it seems like somehow the `pointer-events: auto;` doesn't work? I will try if I can find a minimal test script.
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Okay, in fullscreen mode, video control iframe creates a div over the video iframe
> <div class="_34WPyF6 _1Gx9Olr L3bXota"></div>
And we expect the mouse event would dispatch to that div, instead of the video iframe.
On Chrome, if I remove `pointer-events: auto;` inherited from its parent element, the div becomes `pointer-events: none;`, and I got the same broken behavior.
So it seems like somehow the `pointer-events: auto;` doesn't work?
I will try if I can find a minimal test script.