Just because you refuse to move with the times doesn't mean the developer wants to be stuck with you.
In all our apps the people hanging on to iOS 5 is about 10%, and it's shrinking all the time. So there's very little incentive for the dev to bother putting in the time and effort to try and sort out whatever issues there are on iOS 5 / performance issues on the iPad 1.
In all our apps the people hanging on to iOS 5 is about 10%, and it's shrinking all the time. So there's very little incentive for the dev to bother putting in the time and effort to try and sort out whatever issues there are on iOS 5 / performance issues on the iPad 1.