Incorrect Mouse Detection on Windows in v1.0.3

[jarpex]

In the latest release (v1.0.3), Spotlight JS incorrectly detects a mouse as a trackpad on Windows. This issue only occurs on Windows and is not reproducible on Linux or macOS, where input devices are detected correctly.

As a result, mouse-specific behavior is misclassified, which affects interaction logic that depends on accurate input device detection.

Environment

• OS: Windows (reproducible across tested Windows systems)
• Spotlight-JS version: v1.0.3
• Other OS tested: Linux, macOS (working correctly)

Steps to Reproduce

1. Run Spotlight JS demo page v1.0.3 on Windows.
2. Use a standard mouse (non-trackpad input) for image scrolling.
3. Observe that the spotlight reports the input device as a trackpad.

Expected Behavior

• A mouse should be correctly identified as a mouse on Windows, consistent with behavior on Linux and macOS.

Actual Behavior

• Mouse input on Windows is incorrectly classified as trackpad input.

Proposed Actions

• Investigate the root cause of the incorrect input device detection on Windows.
• Either:
  • Implement a Windows-specific workaround, or
  • Adjust detection parameters/logic so that they behave consistently across all operating systems.

Impact

This issue affects cross-platform consistency and breaks expected interaction behavior for Windows users relying on mouse input.