@Fran-Diox I know that mouse events work but I had issues when trying to do long press, pixel calculation for swipe (because resolutions are different for desktop vs mobile), etc. With the back button, what I mean is it becomes redundant because there is already a back in the browser so in turn you have exactly what I was saying, a confusing environment for the user. Essentially a mobile app running as a mobile website.

Now if you go through my post history, you will see I routinely say that Phonegap apps are nothing short of websites and that at its core, Onsen UI is nothing other than a beautiful and awesome bit of JS and CSS, so of course it will work as a mobile website. That’s what a hybrid app is. My chief concern in saying, you bet, Onsen is the perfect website UI, is that it is designed for hybrid applications. I can’t with 100% certainty say everything will work perfectly out of the box, but luckily, @Fran-Diox can as he is the developer!

@Arrais Well, it comes down to certain hardware accesses. The web view and browsers have sandbox restrictions when trying to access hardware such as cameras, gps, etc. Phonegap is the bridge between mobile web and hardware. Without that, then you lose certain functionality.

Regarding Onsen and my interpretation of OP and a mobile website, I would automatically presume a user from a desktop environment will view the site and as such, features like swipe, back button, etc would not work. This all becomes a slippery slope when you are using a mobile website to emulate an actual app because while it will be close, it will never be 100% and users can be frustrated with that.

@mmike This is because Onsen and Monaca make mobile applications not mobile websites. You can use Onsen UI for a mobile website but some features may not work as it is designed for phonegap applications.

@Woody-Deck Check out this codepen as Onsen 100% supports everything you have asked for.

https://codepen.io/munsterlander/pen/KvbmBq

@decaene You have to have a paid developers account and then you do a custom debugger build.

@Gaurav I believe you can with just a space between them.

@Saloniq-David Well for vanilla there is resetToPage(page, [options]) when I look at the docs for Vue, I don’t see that nor did I see the push property, so I guess they are not documented. You may try the vanilla version and see what happens.

@remzo Does your Google Play version show correctly?

@Gaurav So if I understand you correctly, you want ontap of the list item to pushPage, but the button which is in the list item to do something else, correct?

@Fran-Diox Ah, ok. That would make sense, so you would have to refresh everything which would cause some flickering.