detect-gpu Crash in an old browser. (iPad Mini 1 Safari 9)

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

Dec 27 '21 07:12 hmmhmmhm

Also having this issue, please advise 🙏

Jan 14 '22 04:01 div-cowboy

I'm not a developer, but I believe this device is quite outdated.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...

Jan 29 '22 10:01 alexkowel

I believe I'm also having this issue on production builds created by create-react-app.

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.

Feb 02 '22 16:02 kouak

I have the lastest Macbook pro M1 and having

Unhandled Rejection (TypeError): e is not a function Screenshot 2022-02-03 at 8 36 12 PM

Any fix for this ? I really wanted to use this library .

Feb 03 '22 19:02 drenmullafetahu

@drenmullafetahu That's the same stack trace I got with create-react-app v5 (which uses webpack 5).

Solved it by moving to vite.

Feb 04 '22 09:02 kouak

@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? We're facing the same issue as #89 which seems to be the same as this one. Many people are currently encountering it and any tips / code would be very helpful ❤️