iOS < 8.4 Not Polyfilled

[jonesiscoding]

This situation is detected properly, and the polyfill is called, but it does not implement any of the CSS rules.

[jonesiscoding]

Well, that's not very nice. The W3C Media Queries Recommendation states that:

User agents are to represent a media query as "not all" when one of the specified media features is not known.

All of the browsers that I tested prior to iOS have implemented this correctly; in fact for other unknown media features, the Safari in iOS7 seems to respond correctly. It's just the pointer:coarse media feature that isn't being properly turned into not all and therefor confounding the code.

I may be able to work around this simply by tweaking the regex, which is a bummer - the way it's set up now is a little 'safer' in that it was designed to ensure that both the deprecated handheld media type AND an unknown media query both appeared in the complete media text.

[jonesiscoding]

As it turns out, this was fixed pretty easily. I wish it didn't require an additional function, but I think using the MediaList object rather than the mediaText property is a good move anyway.