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Seems to be not supported on iOS. Really, not surprising considering all the Safari quirks.

• deleted 5y ago
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• handrous 5y ago
  Not on desktop Safari, either. Can see and move the brush but can't actually paint. I assume it's something with the drawing process itself, as I can't imagine someone managed to write a click handler that's not cross-browser, so surely that's firing correctly.
  • Pulcinella 5y ago
    I know Apple’s support of various WebGL features has generally lagged behind Chrome. Though even when there is feature parity shaders seem to run slower in Safari than in Chrome (e.g. a shadertoy shader that north works in Safari and chrome will run at half the speed or less of the chrome one). It makes me think that Apple is doing some GPU throttling for web use cases, maybe for battery or fan speed/heat reasons.
• kgeist 5y ago
  It doesn't run on my Chrome for Android either