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Crash in an old browser. (iPad Mini 1 Safari 9) #86
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Also having this issue, please advise 🙏 |
I'm not a developer, but I believe this device is quite outdated. It has specs similar to iPad 2 and surely won't render anything more complex than a bunch of simple textured cubes or so... |
I believe I'm also having this issue on production builds created by This does not happen in development mode. I set up a small repro repo here: https://github.com/kouak/detect-gpu-repro This was reproduced using Chrome 97 and Firefox 96 on linux. |
@drenmullafetahu That's the same stack trace I got with create-react-app v5 (which uses webpack 5). Solved it by moving to vite. |
@kouak Can you explain what exactly you did (with some code) to solve this issue or even better open a PR and add a link to this PR in a comment of this issue? |
If I remember correctly, I just moved the project to vite instead of CRA. I haven't had time to investigate further though. |
cc @jansedivy |
The result of this module seems to be the ES6+.
After using this module, I confirmed that
it was inaccessible from a device using an old browser.
An error occurs because the old browser does not recognize the
const keyword
.I tried to convert the module to ES5 arbitrarily,
but the following error occurs as the result value of next-transpile-modules + babel.
TypeError: I is not a function
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