`beforexrselect` confusion about dom-overlays HOT 1 CLOSED

I've added a more detailed explanation in 51e7273#diff-817a23c792520ce222813d3eff70d031 , including examples.

Does this imply that the same is true for, e.g., click? How would I specify where the click event should be handled?

In general yes. If you want the DOM to handle the click exclusively, assign a DOM click event handler and call preventDefault on the beforexrselect event. If you want it to be treated as XR input exclusively, don't set any DOM event handlers. If you have a click event handler but don't preventDefault the beforexrselect, you get both.

In practice it's usually convenient to set the beforexrselect handler on a container element as opposed to each button/input individually. This also makes it possible to control the behavior of third-party UI libraries such as dat.gui that aren't aware of beforexrselect.

from dom-overlays.