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Per definition: If an element has multiple event handlers on a single event, then even if one of them stops the bubbling, the other ones still execute.
But that doesn't seem to be the case. Is this caused by a certain implementation detail or could this be a non expected behavior?
Example: <a href="#" class="new-message-button text-uppercase"><span class="short">Nachricht</span><span class="long">Ihre Nachricht an uns</span></a>
The a- element has an event-listener that stops bubbling: function() { return $(this).parents(".new-message-box").addClass("open"), !1 }
Attaching an "All Links Click" Trigger has no effect. As soon as the first event-listener is deleted, the "All Links Click" trigger starts to fire onclick.