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H2oplayer Author

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Ios7 problems, safari crashes

This new iOS 7 has ruined the whole ipad experience for me. I use this as a browser, email tool and music library. The browser randomly crashes on a very frequent bases, some times a page opens and other times the same page crashes safari and I have to relaunch. The browser seems sluggish I feel like I just took a giant step backwards. Email is clunky and slow to respond, requires multiple touches to change folders. Music sound terrible, has hangs in sound and generally sounds glitchy. Not at all enjoyable.

I wish I had just kept dismissing the pop up asking me to update.

If you asked me a week ago about the ipad I would have told you it was great. If it was lost or stolen I would run out that day and buy a replacement. Ask me now and I would say good riddance.

Apple really blew it on this one, they took an excellent product and turned it into a frustrating pile of hardware. If ios7 was not intended for the ipad 2 why are their servers pushing it out to devices that they should not.

I have searched and found that I am not alone in these problems but have not seen any solutions.

iPad 2, iOS 7

Posted on Oct 1, 2013 8:22 AM

471 replies

JamesTK

Level 1

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Jun 10, 2014 5:11 AM in response to Dkr78

No.

Some people have been helped by the 7.1 upgrade.

I have an iPad Air. Safari crashed almost constantly until I upgraded to 7.1.

It's still is UNusable on some websites like Facebook. Safari only lasts a few minutes before it crashes.

Somewhere in this thread there's a link to provide feedback for Apple. Please find this link and submit your complaint.

Also make sure to turn on the Settings to send error logs back to Apple. Again that those instructions are in this thread somewhere.

Unfortunately it seems like we have not made enough noise to make apple pay attention and completely solve this issue. They seem to know it exists, they seem to try to patch it but people are still experiencing constant Safari crashing.

Let Apple know.