Chrome Version       : 50.0.2661.94 m
URLs (if applicable) :
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36877410/how-can-i-disable-flick-behavior-in-a-browser-chrome-firefox/36947911#36947911
https://github.com/jogonzal/MinimalisticFlickDelayRepro

Other browsers tested: IE, Edge, Firefox
         IE: PASS ()
    Firefox: FAIL ()
       Edge: PASS ()

(Entire repro/files contained in https://github.com/jogonzal/MinimalisticFlickDelayRepro)

Repro

1. Open index.html
2. On a Surface Pro 3 or 4, in Chrome or Firefox, try inking from left to right quickly with the stylus. You can also try inking in a curve to notice the missing dots.
For a video of this behavior, see the video attached (ReproChrome.mp4, ReproFireFox.mp4)

Expected

The inking is fluid.

Actual

The inking is not fluid - the mousedown event is delayed an a significant number of mousemove events are missing. Flick events show up when inking in the canvas because the browser app is subscribed to "flick" events described here: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms703447%28v=vs.85%29.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396

This does not repro in IE or Edge. In fact, those browsers have turned off support for flick gestures completely. Chrome and Firefox should do the same (Windows 10 apps no longer support flicks, so the OS seems to be moving away from this)

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possible.

Screenshots, videos a repro website and a proposed fix included in the github repository.
https://github.com/jogonzal/MinimalisticFlickDelayRepro