Q: safari iOS 8.1 freeze and slow

That's right!.. You don't "think"!.. LOL... :-)...

noremacniai wrote:

 

That's right!.. You don't "think"!.. LOL... :-)...

You could always ask them all ... but that would be a violation of the Terms of Use, too ... like most of your other posts ... :-) ...

kkeep posting, Apple monitor! Can't change the evidence, post your workarounds and questions, you never know! Oh yes, FEEDBACK!

lesliefromstockton-on-tees wrote:

 

kkeep posting, Apple monitor!

I'm not an Apple Moderator ... they don't engage in discussions ... :-) ...

STrange interfearance on the forum tonight, ahh must be the safari 8.1 issues again, anyone know how to fix it?

Be that as it may, there's no denying the fact that it's still 1,475 points... and can't see the users on this forum beating a path to your door to award you points!.. LOL... :-)...

NNosema nail, how are you feeling, make suRe you remain polite. i hope no other users are making you feel uncomfortable reading Submissions and participating in discussions as Apple will not tolerate this, you know you can report such members.

any update on how to fix safari you've thought of Or tried?

Ask ST.

He knows everything about everything, or is that everything about nothing, or nothing about everything, or nothing about nothing!.. LOL!.. :-)...

Oops! Almost forgot for a moment there! Please accept my sincerest apologies!

I'm good thanks, and you?

Yes, sit tight and wait for Apple to 'fess up and fix it!

I'M fine my fellow Apple a Communities user. Such a wonderful day, sun has been shining, all is well........ Apart from my iPad, such is life, think I'llskip down to my local Apple store to purchase a new iPad as this one appears to have a few issues That must be all my doing, silly me!

who's ST?

noremacniai wrote:

 

Be that as it may, there's no denying the fact that it's still 1,475 points... and can't see the users on this forum beating a path to your door to award you points!.. LOL... :-)...

It's slow process, so it takes years to add up something significant. But, you will see increases from week to week. And that's beating some path to my door as you put it, but no path at all to your door ... :-) ...

noremacniai wrote:

 

Ask ST.

You got something right ... :-) ...

noremacniai wrote:

 

Yes, sit tight and wait for Apple to 'fess up and fix it!

That's not prudent or useful advice to another user on this forum who may be having some problem. If another user needs something more than a quick and simple fix (which many are), then the more complex fix and troubleshooting methodology is the following ... as I've posted it before ...

Follow this procedure for a Troubleshooting Methodology ...basically reset to factory default condition -BUT- be sure to do the following methodically and also to follow the part with Apple Support!

First you want to make sure you have several backups of your data and done with a couple of "different" sources. Be sure to understand what data is backed up and what is NOT on iCloud Backup and iTunes Backup. Use a variety of methods for backup ... you might check into Dropbox, in addition to your Apple options.

Then turn off your desktop anti-virus software when using iTunes for this reset to factory default. After you do that reset, then leave your iPad in its factory default state and see how it operates then. If you encounter any problems in that factory default state, then take it to Apple Support, and let them know that you have just reset it to that state with iTunes and have not put any of your data back on and it is operating in this fashion (whatever the problem is) in that pristine state. Make sure you keep that trouble ticket number, because if it has to be escalated through Apple Support, you're going to find all communications tied in with that number. If the lower level help isn't able to help you, then escalate it to a higher level to examine the problem. Keep at it with that trouble ticket number until Apple Support arrives at a solution to that problem. Be methodical and keep at it.

On the other hand, if everything is okay with the factory default condition, then restore your backup. Some people have discovered that the problem resides in the apps or something in the restored backup. If that's the case, then it's going to be trying and difficult to find out which developer's app is causing you the problem. And ... it's true ... that a developer not following Apple's instructions and guidelines for his app can CAUSE YOU TROUBLE. This kind of thing does happen from developers, especially when a new system upgrade comes out, because some developers ignore what Apple tells them about changes coming, and what they do BREAKS SOMETHING.

This is a troubleshooting methodology that you are going through. See it through to the end.

Choosing an iOS Backup Method (Should I Use iTunes or iCloud to back up ...)

https://support.apple.com/kb/HT5262

Back up and Restore your iOS Device with iCloud or iTunes

http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1766

iTunes: About iOS Backups

http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4946

Create and Delete iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch Backups in iTunes

http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4946

iOS: Troubleshooting Encrypted Backups

http://support.apple.com/kb/TS5162

Use iTunes to Restore your iOS Device to Factory Settings

http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1414

pperhaps there's a glitch in The Matrix? Red or blue pill may fix it?... Or yes sit tight and wait for the fix and pigs may fly on fessing up.

lesliefromstockton-on-tees wrote:

 

pperhaps there's a glitch in The Matrix? Red or blue pill may fix it?... Or yes sit tight and wait for the fix and pigs may fly on fessing up.

Ummmm ... maybe you better review that for RELEVANCY to the "Terms of Use" here on this forum ...

Apple Support Communities Use Agreement