vercel-labs/wterm

This issue highlights a critical mobile compatibility gap for wterm, a web terminal emulator. The current InputHandler design, which positions a hidden textarea off-screen and disables pointer events, fundamentally breaks core iOS Safari input functionalities like soft keyboard activation, text selection, and native pasting. This forces developers to implement brittle client-side workarounds, indicating significant friction for adoption on touch-primary devices. The market implication is clear: web-based developer tools must prioritize seamless mobile interaction. Failure to provide a native-like input experience on dominant mobile platforms like iOS severely limits the product's utility and market reach, particularly for users requiring on-the-go access or integration into mobile-first workflows. The suggested fix points to a need for adaptive UI/UX based on device capabilities.