Old iPads are limited to iOS 12.4.6 whose Safari doesn't support pointer events. We should add a fall-back to touch events in such case; maybe there's already a compatibility layer we can just load when pointer events are detected as not supported. (They're also not that different, so might also be possible to add the fallback directly.)
Old iPads are limited to iOS 12.4.6 whose Safari doesn't support pointer events. We should add a fall-back to touch events in such case; maybe there's already a compatibility layer we can just load when pointer events are detected as not supported. (They're also not that different, so might also be possible to add the fallback directly.)