Readers MacDigger report about the mysterious crashing Safari, which appears on devices with iOS 9.3. When you try to open the link in Safari, Messages, Mail, Notes, and other apps hang or crash the browser is closed. The thread on the Apple support forum dealing with the problem, has already over 200 comments and over 12,000 views.
The failure occurs on devices updated to the latest iOS version. If the start page Safari one of the links, the app stops responding to user actions. Attempt to unload Safari from the multitasking dock and restart does not solve the problem. Judging by the numerous complaints on the Apple website and Twitter account AppleSupport, the problem is widespread on the iPhone different generations.
The majority of complaints come from owners of the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus. Nevertheless, the failure is observed on other devices, including the iPhone 6 and iPhone 5s. On the causes of the bug are not yet known, Apple does not give official comments.
Some users have found a way to get performance Safari. In particular, can help you disable JavaScript. To do this go to Safari, then find the item Additions here and switch JavaScript to “Off”. Then you need to unload Safari from the multitasking drawer. If that doesn’t work, you should reboot the device, which in a few seconds hold down the Power and Home.
If disabling JavaScript did not lead to the desired result, remains to downloaded from App Store alternative browser such as Google Chrome, Dolphin, or any other. You can also use the app Google Search. As soon as Apple will give an official comment, we will inform on our website.
IOS 9.3, released on March 21 on iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, a major software release with a large list of changes. The main new features in the OS are mode Night Shift, which at night automatically shifts the color temperature of the display to the warm end of the spectrum, a password protected Notes app Apple News, updated the CarPlay interface. Judging from comparative tests, iOS 9.3 9.2.1 iOS works better in terms of performance.
