Which browsers support js capture events

Browsers that support js capture events include "Google Chrome", "Mozilla Firefox", "Safari", "Microsoft Edge" and "Opera" and other mainstream browsers.

# Operating system for this tutorial: Windows 10 system, Dell G3 computer.

In modern web browsers, almost all mainstream browsers support JavaScript event capture. Including but not limited to the following common browsers:

1. Google Chrome: As one of the browsers with the highest market share, Chrome provides full support for JavaScript event capture.

2. Mozilla Firefox: Firefox also provides good support for JavaScript event capture and follows the standard event model.

3. Safari: As a browser launched by Apple, Safari also provides good support for JavaScript event capture.

4. Microsoft Edge: The Edge browser also provides good support for JavaScript event capture in its latest version.

5. Opera: As a relatively old browser, Opera browser also provides full support for JavaScript event capture.

In these mainstream browsers, JavaScript's event capture mechanism has been widely used and supported, so when developing web applications, you can safely use event capture to implement interactive logic . It should be noted that although most browsers support event capture, there are still cross-browser compatibility issues that need to be paid attention to in some special cases.

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