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Pretty much every minute or two on this site using an iPad. Often when trying to post. I'm amazed this worked.

Yeah ... for me it was whenever I tried to quote someone. Gave up and just went to my computer, which worked fine.

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Seems to be behaving better now. Thanks, Brock, I presume.

For me it's an on again, off again thing.

 

I like to use the wife's iPad in the morning, with a cup of coffee, in the designated smoking area (the garage).

 

Some days, I fire it up, and it works fine.

 

Some days, I give up within 30 seconds, because if it crashes once, I know it will be unusable.

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Actually, I have encountered a similar issue using Chrome on Android -- very frequent crashes, even as I am reading a post and not scrolling or typing myself.  It's not limited to Twins Daily, though -- pretty much any site with ads.  My phone isn't the latest & greatest, but it's got 1 GB RAM and very few apps installed, but I suspect some browsers just can't handle the bevy of ad insertions on modern websites very well.

 

Firefox performs better -- it doesn't suddenly crash, although it can get very slow, fail to fully load the page, etc.  Firefox for Android has the added benefit of supporting add-ons, named uBlock Origin for ad blocking, and if I enable that, TD and other sites are all very quick and efficient, which points a finger at the likely culprit.

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