I've discovered that if I add global event handler with document.body.addEventListener('click', ...) in a component I cannot stop it with ev.stopPropagation() inside React event handler, because global native event handler runs BEFORE the react one. I'm able to stop it only if I set it with window.addEventListener...
I think it's a bad behaviour. Is React setting all synthentic events on window instead of specific DOM elements?
Can it be fixed?