What are the limitations in support for Safari iOS?

[Anacrusisllc]

Hi,
I'd like to add midi support to my app Read Ahead Piano Sightreading for iOS which is built using the Ionic framework. I've read that safari doesn't support web midi because of security concerns and have since discovered your very promising looking solution. It looks like you need the extension in safari to get proper functionality, however, the links say it is unavailable in the US and I couldn't find it for iOS.
Do you know if I would be able to plug-in a midi controller and have it play sounds without the extension? In the readme it says some features are available. I haven't found any successful examples of Ionic apps that implement a midi controller.

Thanks!
Travis

[Anacrusisllc]

I've made some progress. I imported the code into an ionic project. When I run the app in test mode and serve the code to Safari or Brave It works as expected and I can see the note on/off hits in the console. However when I run the code in the simulator from Xcode or side load it onto an iPad. onMidiInit() says the browser supports midi, but the note on/off data doesn't register at all.

[thammer]

I'd be interested in this as well. Did you get any further after your last post?

[jazz-soft]

No, sorry, still in waiting list...