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What is causing Safari crashes?

<edited by host> It would help to know if the specific configuration of a specific iPhone with specific applets affects the crashing.

When freshly reset, my first-generation 8-gig iPhone running the current softerware revision can sometimes (not always) browse web pages with normal concentrations of pop-ups for up to 15-20 minutes before crashing. That period diminishes over the space of a few hours to less than one minute.

The crashes in my case are nearly always characterized by Safari exiting to the home page.

Have my mail, calendars and contacts set to synchrinze with an Exchange server. I have more than one mailbox configured but only one turned on. I have a VPN connector configured but normally turned off. I have about a dozen randam applets.

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Posted on Oct 22, 2008 10:34 AM

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Nov 14, 2008 8:18 PM in response to Complainer

Another crash test dummy here.
I began noticing the errors on a link that displayed a subway map in pdf format. Also, the beta version of myebay.com caused a lot of crashes.
Safari has been a lot better since I try to avoid those sites but it still crashes.
Pretty embarrassing. My girlfriend is going to get a blackberry next week. She is a PA and can't afford to deal with crashes.

Nov 15, 2008 1:14 PM in response to Tamara

Firefox freezes on me about twice a day. I probably do *5 times* more browsing on Firefox than I do on Safari.

Now, I am new to the iPhone, but in the *10 days* I have had it, Safari has crashed *60 times* (this according to the CrashReporter logs)

So, the story is this: Safari for me is crashing *30 times* more frequently than Firefox.

I understand that Safari is running on a small processor and memory. But when it comes to crashing, let's not pretend there's even an order of magnitude of similarity to the desktop browser.

What is causing Safari crashes?

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