NOTE: I read the spec:
https://www.w3.org/TR/pointerevents3/#the-primary-pointer
"Some devices, operating systems and user agents may ignore the concurrent use of more than one type of pointer input to avoid accidental interactions. For instance, devices that support both touch and pen interactions may ignore touch inputs while the pen is actively being used, to allow users to rest their hand on the touchscreen while using the pen (a feature commonly referred to as "palm rejection"). Currently, it is not possible for authors to suppress this behavior."
Since the iPad can handle simultaneous touch-types natively, I don't see why the web version cannot. Please lift this restriction/think about a way to lift it.
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Safari & Web
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General
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