My guess is that others have seen this problem or even posted it but I haven't seen anything on it. When I;m in safari and browsing the iPhone jumps me back into the main screen for no apparent reason. When I go back into Safari I need to start over again. Is this an issue with anyone else, and has anyone found a solution?
Jumping to Main screen from Safari
- Thread starter J-Man
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That's what I was affraid off. It seems to be happening more often the more I use it, especially if I'm using E and not WiFi.
Thanks
reset your phone, you gotta "refresh" it every once in a while. Mabey once a day. Hold the Sleep/Wake Button and the Home button until the phone turns off and then back on, then let go.
wow are you serious? i wonder if bill "crash" gates got a hold of the code to try and make everyone reboot their iPhones all the time.
thanks though - i hardly ever reset my iPhone but i will now if it will improve the performance.
This has been addressed many times in here. "Cycling" your phone will help too... hold the sleep/wake button alone until it asks you to slide to power off. Then hit the sleep/wake button until the Apple symbol appears and voila, it should be working for several days without a problem. I turn mine off now to save battery time and avoid interruption in meetings, instead of putting it on vibrate, and I almost never see that particular crash anymore, but there are many others that annoy me (like the phone refusing to hang up after a call, or the screen going black when a call is coming in.)
Yep, I have noticed that it usually happens to me when I'm trying to do something before the page is finished loading.happened to me only onced, but i think the solution is letting it load fully before moving the screen around or clicking any link
first time it happened i reseted my iPhone and it didn't happen again
Usually when I come back to Safari (as opposed to coming back from Safari
) my open tabs are still intact. But often the page that was causing the problem has no "back" arrow to select. And in a few cases all the tabs were blown away and I came back to a fresh Safari session.While this is kinda a PITA, at least it doesn't bring the whole device down (like my Treo likes to do).
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Mike