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the safari not respond

the safari not respond

MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.5)

Posted on Sep 4, 2013 4:57 PM

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Nov 2, 2013 7:45 AM in response to face7

Not sure if this is meant to be a reply... but i have a similar issue...I've cleared the cookies and browsing history, i've closed all open programs, i've then shut down and restarted ipad.... when i click on safari, it goes to the page..it's a blank slate except the normal app headers... after sitting there for awhile (15 seconds) the app just closes....


maybe we need to do a hard reset? (forget how to do that if so)....


not sure if our icloud being nearly full has an impact on this... but we've had this ipad for years and never had a problem... (we did not download ios7 to this as it's too old but all these issues began after ios7 was released in general... maybe not related)...


any insight apple support team?? i see lots of other people posting similar impact.


The Phillips

Nov 6, 2013 8:45 AM in response to PhillipsfamilyIndy

Problem appears to be similar. Cleared cookies and browsing history, cannot reset to allow cookies. itunes will not recognize my password or allow a new one without Safari allowing cookies. iphone not allowing me to send calls although I can receive them.. I don't know if this is all related to my clearing browser history and cookies. If it is how do I get services back and operating?

Nov 12, 2013 5:48 PM in response to Marum_444

Ok, found out that we had a corrupt component in Safari... due to no responses from the Apple support team, we went into an Apple store... ultimately, they tried every trick to eliminate or isolate the problem... ultimately, they had to do a hard reset of the iPad... thus it was restored...fortunately, we had everything backed up on iCloud so we just downloaded things back to the iPad after the hard reset...


now we know... it appears the other folks may have the same problem but no one could figure out the source of the problem./


The Phillips

Feb 25, 2014 4:50 AM in response to GHW1215

This is a hunch only as I continued to try Safari after a hard reset at the apple store.... I have Comcast and set up to have the POP email server send emails to the iPhone... every time i had reloaded an app, i rechecked the Safari "speed". No other app caused a change in how Safari worked... the instant i set up Comcast email to download to the phone, the issues started...


again, very unscientific but it's the only deductive conclusion i could come up with... i have sense disconnected Comcast and things have improved (but not all the way back to before loading POP server) leaving me to believe that there's something that got left behind in the phone to cause problems....


let's see if anyone thats more technical than I am can prove/disprove that as there has to be a reason.


ThePhillips

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