event.originalEvent jQuery

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event.originalEvent is usually just the native event (also described here).

However, if the browser is compatible, and the event was a touch event then that API will be exposed through event.originalEvent.

The short answer is that event.originalEvent is not always the same, it depends on which event type triggered the handler, and on the environment of the browser.

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