But since ipad1 can never have ios6, you'll have to do alternative methods for any website service you operate for years to come.
But since ipad1 can never have ios6, you'll have to do alternative methods for any website service you operate for years to come.
You can use that browser with any version of iOS you like. It was my go-to browser on both iPhone and iPad up until Safari in iOS 6 gained a few of iCab's features. I still use iCab on iPad, however, for the ad blocking.
They still don't give websites access to camera feed (read or frontal), among other things, so you can't use a website to make a video conference.
And they will NOT do it until the battery, CPU power et al are there to support it running on the browser in the way a random website wants to handle it.
But even before then there was a trick to using HTTP POST for browser uploads in Android. iPhone could never do that.