Yes, this has been a long-time issue, and I believe it has been submitted as a feature request–ability to turn it off and/or provide alternate way to pause or exit the prototype in the Axure Cloud app. …Wouldn’t hurt to submit it again to support@axure.com
The workaround I’ve used is to not use that app, and just use straight browser instead. It can sometimes be a trick to get your prototype on a server accessible from mobile devices, especially in corporate realms, and/or getting your prototype’s HTML locally on an iOS mobile device, but it is possible.
Here’s one solution, if you can get your HTML on a server other than Axure Cloud…
Thanks for bringing this up again. I’ve compiled a list of past feature requests regarding the ability the disable this triple tap function and presented this to our product team. Hopefully, that will help carry more weight and push this request through the review process.
In the meantime, hopefully using the browser is a viable workaround!
You can disable triple-tap by hiding the divs that pop up (works on Android and iOS):
javascript:
{
var sidebar = window.parent.document.getElementById(‘mHideSidebar’);
if (sidebar) {
sidebar.setAttribute(‘style’, ‘visibility:hidden’);
}
var native= window.parent.document.getElementById(‘nativeAppControlFrame’);
if (native) {
native.setAttribute(‘style’, ‘visibility:hidden’);
}
var mobile = window.parent.document.getElementById(‘mobileBrowserControlFrame’);
if (mobile) {
mobile.setAttribute(‘style’, ‘visibility:hidden’);
}
}
And if you want to re-enable it:
javascript:
{
var sidebar = window.parent.document.getElementById(‘mHideSidebar’);
if (sidebar) {
sidebar.removeAttribute(‘style’);
}
var native = window.parent.document.getElementById(‘nativeAppControlFrame’);
if (native ) {
native .removeAttribute(‘style’);
}
var mobile = window.parent.document.getElementById(‘mobileBrowserControlFrame’);
if (mobile) {
mobile.removeAttribute(‘style’);
}
}