So I opened Mail, went to a message with a URL in the body and clicked that. That caused Safari to launch and open the URL passed by Mail. Problem solved!
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After an ill-advised (the site is somewhat dysfunctional even in desktop Safari) visit to a local book seller's web site on my iPhone crashed Safari, I found that I could no longer use Safari. Every time I opened it, it would be unresponsive for a few seconds, then crash, taking me back to the iPhone's home screen. Since Safari attempts to re-load the last visited site, it would attempt to reload the book seller's site upon launch and just crash again. Catch-22.
So I opened Mail, went to a message with a URL in the body and clicked that. That caused Safari to launch and open the URL passed by Mail. Problem solved!
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One way out of a mobile Safari crashing loop
This is WAY too much work.
One way out of a mobile Safari crashing loop
Clearly you've never experienced a real Mobile Safari crashing loop. I ran into this for the first time this weekend.
One way out of a mobile Safari crashing loop
This happening to someone using an iPod touch could be a real problem. I've come close but managed to get out of the loop with a quick jab at the stop button. Any other ideas?
One way out of a mobile Safari crashing loop
How about being out of range of wi-fi, the problem page won't load, so it won't crash Safari. Then type another URL, which again won't load, but once in wi-fi range it will and won't crash Safari. I haven't tried this, but it sounds like it should work. |
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