Dead zone near the notification center "sliding" zone

I've noticed that on IE11 and webviews (didn't check with regular apps), when you touch the zone where you would slide down the notification center, there is a half a second latency before the event is dispatched. I assume this is to enable the user to slide
the notification center without triggering a touch event on the page/app, but in my case this latency can be really inconvenient.
Is there a way to disable the notification center sliding in an app or at least to disable this "dead zone" near the top of the screen ?

Disabling touches to StatusBar area with:
Windows::UI::ViewManagement::ApplicationView::GetForCurrentView()->SuppressSystemOverlays = true;
fixes this problem. It took some digging, but I'm happy to say it works.

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