navigator.getUserMedia is deprecated (and doesn't work on ios) #9
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navigator.getUserMedia is deprecated (and not supported safari on ios 17.5)
Update resolutionScan.js
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navigator.getUserMedia is deprecated and should not be used.
navigator.getUserMedia only seems to be used in the initial check here.
Later, it is correctly used as navigator.mediaDevices.getUserMedia in stead
simply updating the initial check fixes this. (tested on ipad)
My guess would be that this was not updated by accident