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disable text selection while dragging drawer on desktop - #29
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Prefer declarative bindings rather than reaching into the DOM:
<div id="main" class="{{ {noselect: dragging} | tokenList }}" ...><div id="drawer" class="{{ {noselect: dragging} | tokenList }}" ...>
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While generally not an issue because few people would attempt to drag the drawer on desktop, it is nice for quick testing. Also, there are some potential use cases where folks might take advantage of the drawer dragging feature in a desktop ui. Let me know if the add/remove class is not the best way to handle stuff like this.