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We have a webapp that is very javascript intensive - a lot of activity with custom markers on google maps and potentially a lot of items on the page.
Intermittently and unpredictably, Safari on iOS will give the 'A problem occurred with this webpage so it was reloaded' error.
The majority of the time, this happens after a photo has been input and resized by the broswer - an upload hasn't happened yet.
In researching potential issues, I've found the following links
The real question is how do I identify the cause of the crash? This never occurs on desktop so working out if it's an iOS limitation, a memory issue, a resizing problem or another cause is incredibly difficult.
I've connected an iPhone to a Mac to run the web inspector on the phone but this crash just terminates the whole process without logging any errors so there is no help there either.
Also, there is no reliable way to reproduce the issue - it just happens 'sometimes' with no consistent feature as to what the cause may be.
Thanks in advance.
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Clear Out History & Web Data in Safari Safari accumulates caches, browsing history, cookies, and other data in the iPhone or iPad. Sometimes that data can interfere with app functionality, so clearing it out can be a remedy to problems with the app crashing or stalling on some web sites.
You have too many tabs open, and they're putting a strain on the CPU. Although Safari indeed uses less memory than Chrome and other browsers, opening too many tabs will still cause it to crash sometimes, especially if you have other resource-intensive applications running simultaneously.
You've tried this? :
Window->Organizer->Devices tab->Console and see if there are Errors while reproducing the issue.
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