“apple pencil battery life”

Using an iPad Pro 10.5 (7,4) with 12.2 b1, Apple Pencil in Safari is behaving unexpectedly:Previously, tapping a link would register as a “click” and follow it. Starting with 12.2, tapping a link only selects it, and now you have to double-tap a link to follow it.Placing the cursor in this text box right now also requires a double-tap. Single taps are ignored.It’s only on web content. Other safari objects, controls, etc. (Tabs, keys, menus) are all normal.I‘ve searched through the documentation, the release notes, the interface guidelines, the forums and can’t find any mention of it. Is this expected, does anyone know? Is there something somewhere I’ve overlooked that I can set the behavior?Thanks everyone!

I have a series 4 apple watch. I was getting 17 to 18 hours per day before I had to charge my watch. I installed version 7.01 and my battery life dropped to 3 or 4 hours per day. I called apple and they said that when you get a new version installed it takes more battery life. I said that is crazy, that clearly there was something wrong with this new version of the operating system. She also said there was no way to go back to a previous version. She said I need a new battery and it would cost $325 for a service call. I went nuts and she changed it, said, oh wait a new battery is only $79. Cleary there is something wrong with this version of the OS. You shouldn't have to buy a new battery just because you upgrade to a new OS. Or at least you should be able to go back to a previous version. I have an Iphone 11 pro and my apple watch and my wife is about to buy an iphone 12 max. I am seriously thinking of changing my mind

Is it possible to get 240Hz Apple Pencil events in Javascript? I know that with UIKit you have to poke at coalesced events to get this sort of sampling frequency, but it appears that Safari (and Mobile Safari) do not support the new PointerEvents.getCoalescedEvents() API (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/PointerEvent/getCoalescedEvents). Anyone know of another way to get high-frequency 240Hz Apple Pencil events (e.g. as touchmove or pointermove events)?