safari iOS 8.1 freeze and slow

DDoes he fit the definition?

A modern use developed from the term is to describe informal exclusion from a group through social rejection, although the psychology of ostracism takes this further, where it has been defined as “...any behaviour in which a group excludes and ignores another individual."

Thanks for offering a real possible solution, Dave. I shall give that a try and let people know if it worked.

i Hope Space Cadet Troll (aka Star Traeller) is paying attention...that's how you help people mate. Offer solutions, not obnoxious drivel

mate, after how I have seen you speak with people, I Have no intention of reading whatever it is you just posted. Bash it up your....well...you know whatI am going to say, don't you? BecauseI am certain you have been told many times.

If you don't like the solution that I've been giving others ... and doing so for weeks, including this same thread, days ago ... that's your loss and your problem. Some people are just a permanent lost cause.

At least a lot of other users have had good success from it.

The more people report issues, with more detail, the more likely the press will cover it, the more likely Apple will prioritize fixes, the better for Apple as well as users.

As a developer, I want Apple to fix these issues because I want my apps to be more stable. I want Apple to be more successful.

Someone's a little slow. I am sure you said something clever, but all I heard was "Blah blah Blah...I am an unhelpful obnoxious troll with too much time on my hands." you are aware I am not reading your replies to me, right?

syntheticzero wrote:

The more people report issues, with more detail, the more likely the press will cover it, the more likely Apple will prioritize fixes, the better for Apple as well as users.

As a developer, I want Apple to fix these issues because I want my apps to be more stable. I want Apple to be more successful.

There's no problem in this forum, for users to post a problem, seeking a solution they can implement from another user. That's precisely what this forum is for.

What it's not for (and is against the terms of use) is complaining against Apple about policies, procedures, imagined slights, imaginary conspiracy theories, and anything that is not related to simply getting a solution from another user that they can implement on their own.

AND ... if the poster finds no solution here, then that's not a cue for rants or "statements to Apple" ... that's a cue to move to Apple Support, which is not in this forum.

NOW ... if people do what the forum is intended for, I think that's great. If they want to contact the press themselves, I think that's great, too.

Apologies Slow Traveller...I forgot to mention I already knew you'd be a smart arse when I asked the question, which was rhetorical btw, if you know what that means, and I never intended to read whatever silly statement you tried to needle me with. This is the last troll food you get from me,btw. Talk at me til your blue if you want. That's fine. I understand you have nothing better to do, and I feel rather sorry for you. Have a nice life, if you can manage it.

LOL ... the only thing going on with that thought is chronic stupidity ...

I'll tell you what, though ... if you can get the users here to award you points based on that kind of "help" you think you're giving to fellow users ... then that will be the proof that others here agree with you. But you better work harder because you haven't had any user agree with you yet, since you're currently sitting at zero points ... :-) ...

Same here!

Safari really slow since ios 8, 8.01,8.02 and 8.1

+ I know many people that does exaxtly the same...

It is possible to get back for the safari ios 7 version? The safari on ios 7 seem perfect for all of us ...

I have an iPad 4 that ran very smoothly with IOS 7.1.2 with Safari and Ebay. Now 8.1 wants to crash with simple Ebay changes. When I run System Status it shows low RAM. Clearly 8.1 on an iPad 4, Memory Management seems to be a major issue. Customer Support has confirmed this is a widespread problem and Engineering is working on it. I did love my iPad 4 with 7.1.2 and now with 8.1 it is a dog. APPLE, YOU NEED TO FIX THIS! I sure hope 8.1.1 will fix this problem. Until you do I'm forced to run my frigging XP PC, something that I don't want to do. So far, Apple is going backwards! Where is the WOZ when you need him?

Agree with all that is stated here. There are other posts regarding this as well. It seems Apple does not want to respond! Hello?!?! There definitely needs to be a fix soon as I think it's unacceptable for me to have to get a new ipad due to their software update. Also, it appears newer models have the same problem. Help!

Balrog76 wrote:

It is possible to get back for the safari ios 7 version?

Apple has never issued a release to go backwards to a previous IOS version at any time from the very first iOS released back since 2007. There is no infrastructure there for dealing with all the problems that would come up from doing that. What Apple will do (and has always done) is analyze Apple Support tickets to see if something needs to be done, and if so, they will issue a revision to deal with it.

For others who file trouble tickets with Apple Support, when it doesn't involve any bug issues, Apple will work out the solution with the customer.

Have you already filed your trouble ticket with Apple Support to see if it's something they can help you fix right now?

I have an iPad Air 128gb (not the 2) which I purchased from Verizon approximatley 09/12/2014. I immediately had freezing problems and two other issues.

As of October 31, 2014 Apple would not acknowledged the freezing issue of iOS 8.1, in fact when I asked the highest level of Apple tech support if they've had issues of freezing they flat out said no.

The first and most concerning issue is while typing a document, email, or filling out a web page my iPad would lock up. I had to reboot and lose my work and start over while crossing my fingers that I could complete the document prior to my iPad freezing again, crossing my fingers didn't help.

The second issue I was having is downloading Apple Numbers, Apple Keynote and the rest of Apple iWorks. I would assume that if anything would download from the app store it would be Apple programs. These were the only programs I couldn't download.

The third issue was with the slow speed and crashing of Safari. I installed Chrome which seems to have resolved the Safari issue. I was no longer use Safari unless I'm forced to.

After wasting approximately 4 hours on the phone with Verizon tech support and the highest level of Apple tech support troubleshooting the freezing issue, reset this, uninstall that, reset the entire system reinstall and even reset my WiF which was working fine on my laptop, I was told to take my iPad Air to an Apple store for a replacement. While at the store I reinstalled everything from my backup on iCloud. I also was able to download the Apple programs from the app store. I'm sorry I didn't stay at the store to check if the freezing issue was resolved. It still freezes under the same circumstances. I now have a $900 electronic solitaire game.

I wouldn't be as fed up with Apple if they would just tell me their is a problem and they're working on an update to fix it.

Apple, Never again... and I almost ordered an iPhone 6 Plus.

DDon't use chrome, it's the easiest way to get diseases lol! Safari is my main concern, and no, I should not have to reset stuff and waste my time! Tip for an unresponsive safari, if the page actually loads swipe up and down then blue links work. Message for Apple, get your profits out your arse and sort this out, this is a global problem and you owe all of us loyal customers major compensation especially after what profits you have declared recently!