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Safari 12 crashes with powerPreference set to high-performance
See original GitHub issueUnfortunately I’ve just found out that safari 12 crashes when the powerPreference attribute is set to 'high-performance' in the canvas.getContext('webgl', attributes) method.
I’m not sure how long this has been the case.
Previously I made the pull request to include this attribute as it provides more accurate results for devices with multiple GPUs.
I guess a solution is to remove that attribute, or add a check for safari?
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Yeah good call, my MBP does indeed have two GPUs.
That branch fixes the issue though! Nice one!
Published the workaround in
detect-gpu@1.1.3😃