Yep, that was so blatant As to not respond. The only thing is to change the word healthy to ... Retentive.Nice job there at people basically saying something is wrong with them because they have a different experince. Way to stick to the actual issues when discussing things.
How about discussing the issues and not the posters? Challenging the issues and not the posters?
I cannot agree, my wife has my old 5s and my son has her old 5s. These phones have neither lag nor stutter.
For clarity you should state that almost all features are off here as that was stated your prefered use in another thread.
He says the iPad 2 is smooth.Get it?iPad 2.....and SMOOTH!!!!!
Yup.I checked all of my sites on both and it was the same.There is no lag on Chrome and the single benefit it grants me which Apple cant ever is that I sync my bookmarks,history,and even live tabs across all of my devices including Android,Windows,Mac and Chromebook.The tab size is much friendly to the finger (Safari's tabs are indistinguishable from the main interface and have smaller close buttons) and to top it off Chrome offers pull down to refresh,swipe backwards and forwards gesture.The Safari experience is not even close.Only thing it has is a faster java engine which is immaterial as I dont see any difference.Unless you are completely into Apple's ecosystem "only" Safari offers no benefits whatsoever.I will take USEFUL features like tab sync,gesture support and continuous updates over a faster java engine.
Actually I have a iPad Mini 1 which I bought when it was on iOS 7 and all of the subsequent releases are a nightmare on that device.Cant open more than 2 tabs and there is keyboard input lag everywhere.It takes the device a 3 whole seconds after my finger finishes typing a word
Okay putting aside this other nonsense 512 meg of memory was a problem with iOS 6 and safari. I lived with it and didn't complain and it was a work horse. It was a work horse until iOS 8, in which the safari issues just made me put it down. I didn't pick it up again to use as a work horse until iOS 9. People were complaining about the number of tabs and reloading for years; I could live with the reloading not the webpage crashes.
Not nonsense.Just pure facts.Safari is only useful if you are into Apple's ecosystem.Otherwise its alternatives are JUST better
And here I keep telling you the problem lies on the single app.This is completely different from iOS 9 dragging the entire hardware down compared to a single app crashing which can be avoidable.Unless you know a ALTERNATIVE way I can actually keep these animations minus the lag just like how Chrome is for Safari
Yeah.Just calling out untrue statements which you keep repeating over and over
I'm doing the same about your blanket untrue statements, which is why as others noted the discussion can be quite circular at times.
Who cares about iOS 6 vs iOS 8, really now. That safari opens up .2 seconds slower in iOS 9 according to one test? This is your "evidence"? That iOS 9 is head and shoulders above iOS 8 in stability, so iOS 8 crashes more fluidly?Cant believe this guy denies factual evidence
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Wins-
iOS 9 =2
iOS 8 =5
The Ars Technica reviewers opinion
"The keyboard often needs time to catch up to your input. Tab reloading in Safari is a fact of life, and the constant reloading is something you'll notice even more if you're using iOS 9's new hardware keyboard features and its alt-tab app switcher. There's often just a hint of hesitation for common tasks—pulling up the keyboard, flipping from portrait to landscape, pulling down the notification shade. Again, none of this is new to iOS 9, but iOS 9 doesn't do much to fix it either."
One more
The above video shows how AWESOME the tablet was on iOS 6 and what Apple turned it into
