Tapping button registers two clicks

[gRegorLove]

It navigates to the previous page, as desired, but acts like a double click, immediately clicking the same area on the previous page. In my app this is a user returning from a specific product view to a catalog view, and the double-click takes them immediately to another product.

HTML:
<button data-navigation="$previous-page" class="btn btn-primary fit-parent back-to-catalog"><i class="icon icon-chevron-left"></i> Go Back to Catalog</button>

It doesn't appear to be specific to the $previous-page usage, either. Same things happen if I replace data-navigation-"home" - you're taken to the homepage and a split-second later to whatever page is linked in that area of the homepage.

[gRegorLove]

Forgot to add: a long-press and then release of the button makes it behave correctly.

[qathom]

Hi @gRegorLove,

Are you working with buttons only or the second button is a link button so maybe the hash of the link is used?
Did you test touch events with Chrome DevTools (or with FF) ?

[gRegorLove]

The first is a button, the second is a regular link. This is on Phonegap (Cordova). When you tap the button, the destination page appears for a split second, but then immediately goes to whatever is linked on that page in the location you just tapped the button.

[gRegorLove]

Disabling enableBrowserBackButton appeared to fix it. The behavior was happening on iOS, though, so not sure why that setting had an effect.