Ios7 problems, safari crashes

hi all

finally i fixed safari problem , the problem was not in safari but with my email yahoo gmail icloud , i noticed that some messages is very bad , so my email in ipad also crash

so i go to my pc then open my email and delete my all inbox messages also in junkmail >

now my safari browser is ok aipad 2 ios 7

sorry for my bad english

have a nice day

i forgot to tell that you done you must restart your ipad or delete your email account on ipad then add it again .

thanks

Apple should just fix the issue of Safari crashing rather than getting the users to reset their ipads darn

lazy arn't they !!!

^^^^^^^^

If this turns out to be the case, I'm extremely disappointed in my purchase. I'm relatively new to Apple products, but I've had nothing but issues with Safari on my iPad AIR. I bought it because it was supposed to be "better" than my iPad 2.

After erasing all content and restoring as new device didn't work, the Genius Bar did what he said was a more thorough erase of the device (I think it erased the firmware.) He said there was a 98 % chance it would resolve the problem. It did not. Back to the Genius Bar, where I was told diagnostics showed a memory problem. They suggested keeping other apps closed when using safari. No better. More frustration.

If diagnostics showed a memory problem then they should replace it. No more attempting to cure it with "fresh air and sunshine"!

Too funny these geniuses with their calculations 98% chance! restore as new don't load any data! your apps are crashing the iPad logic. It's the Apple apps that shouldn't be installed aka Safari. Safari is the new internet Explorer

So what are you trying to say?

That a clean restore will solve the problems?

It doesn't.

If my iPad Air was half as stable as my iPad 3 I'd be happy. The solution is, as you say, fix the memory management. If necessary, kick out background apps to free memory up. It's like they kick out the running app instead. Google Earth constantly groans about being low on memory, but hasn't crashed.

Disabling auto refresh wouldn't help. Actually getting the things out of memory might. I agree that Apple has massively booted this version of iOS. Personally I hate iOS 7. I believe that instead of bowing to the "great guru" Mr Ive and his "all things should look like flat c..p" fetish, Apple should have concentrated on taking care of business and debugging. I miss Steve. :) Safari is a bad joke even without the crashes.

I agree. IOS7 is total c--p.

Please bring back iOS6. It was way way better in every respect. I wish apple would listen to their customers a bit more than they appear to do.

I don't agree that the crashing came along with iPad air hardware. My previously totally stable ipad3 started crashing when I inadvertently 'upgraded' to the dire iOS7 system. The level and frequency of my air crashes are apparently identical to what my ipad3 was after iOS7 install. I reckon the safari crashing is purely naff software.

My visit to the Genius Bar - denial of anyone with this problem and suggesting yet another restore would solve it. You know the answer to that one. I showed them this thread. They swapped my iPad. Still the same.

I can see a shiny new Air being rushed out, rather than a software fix. Doubtful that a software fix would work. My Air crashes on Chrome too. Not as often, but it happens.

Some indication that they're aware of the problem would be very welcome.

How do I close all background apps as procedure seems to have changed from the iPad 3? Yhanks

Installing iOS 7 on my iPad 3 was the biggest mistake in my iLife. When the Air came out it looked like the holy grail to solve my problems , lighter thinner and faster.

Boy was I wrong. When my iPad 3 first restarted with iOs 7 my wallpaper no longer looked great , it crashed when I tried changing it. Safari couldn't load a page if it's life depended on it.

IOS 7 reminds me of my HTC OneX with Sense. Every time I switch between apps everything has to reload and refresh. Not even 1 tab can stay fully loaded.

I upgraded to IOS 7 the minute it became available and my new IPad Air, iPad 4th generation iPhone and MacBook Pro are as solid as a rock. My wife also upgraded and she has not experienced any of the problems that you have been experiencing, not one crash, so something else must be going on. You said Apple replaced your Air and you had the same problem. All I can guess reading this post is that your memory was corrupt in your replacement as well. I hate to say this but I would insist Apple replace your Air again. Fool around with the units in the Apple Store. I think you will find these units do not crash. I most certaitly feel your pain and frustration.

Rich

Rich, I don't think you've read through this and similar threads to see how widespread this problem is.

It's an iOS 7 issue alhoughh some sites and apps are more susceptible than others.

Apple engineers have acknowledged it.

It's real. But I'm not giving up any of my Apple products.