Web pages crash all the time in Safari on iPhone

It's impossible to say what the issue is, most likely that your game does not conform with one or more modern web standards.

You may wish to create an account at Apple's Developer site and ask there:

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This is the issue I've been having exactly since updating to Sonoma 14.5 (MacOS). Pretty-much any site that has Javascript crashes. Turning off JS "fixes" but then the sites don't work.

I tried clearing caches, all web data, history, etc. No joy. Tried reinstalling MacOS. No fix.

Oddly, I created a new user (me-2) and things work over there. But that's sort of a stupid hack!

I'm hoping to figure out what I need to delete on main user ("me") to get that working again.

NOTE: main-user crashes on Apple sites. Pretty-much any JS site. I don't think the issue is the site(s).

Thank you for your insightful, deep replies. And forgive me for trying to bring my two cents of wisdom to others having the same problem. My mistake. And yes, we're all wrong. We don't deserve to be here. We're nothing.

I made the change you suggested. Sadly, it didn’t help me at all. Certain websites are worse than others (Facebook for example isn’t awful), but websites that have links to multiple articles and such? Forget it. Crashes happen within minutes if not seconds. It’s horrendous.

I have been struggling with this problem for YEARS on so many of the sites I visit regularly (ESPECIALLY pcgamer, tomshardware, and ign - yes I’m a bit of a geek).

After trying every troubleshooting suggestion I could find on the issue I’d accepted I would just have to live with this pain for life.. But after hitting it like 10 times today I thought I’d try again to find a resolution. AND HERE IT IS! FINALLY! Disabling “privacy preserving ad measurement” seems to have solved the problem.

Thank you!

Mine too. Used to be slow loading specifically yahoo webpage. Then when trying to go to discussions, it will always kick me out and go back to the parent article and I’d have to go back to discussions. Now I’ve been getting an error page, so I decided to remove it and use chrome browser.

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Don’t listen to puppybull-toot. The issue has been persistent for years now, and Apple can’t figure it out. If it’s a website bug as she/he indicated, then cnn, ESPN, my bank and about 73% of the websites I visit all have the same “bug.” If that were true, i believe it would actually be critical for Apple to address the issue within safari rather than expect such a large % of websites visited by Apple users attempt to remedy the issue on their end. That expectation would be akin to the proposal of “solving mental health” to reduce mass shootings as opposed to limiting access to firearms… well… it may be time for us all to bail on apple phones.

But the thing is, it’s the only one that can ACTALLY zoom under 100%, (chrome zooms only text, and fillberdabber you if you think I’m gonna start using bing.) (I’m on a phone and I don’t want stuff clumped together all the time)

Still haven’t seen it happen, but feel free to let Apple know:

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l have the same problem when l try to go to a website l keep getting this error

It's a misbehaving web page.

Safari detects when the page is working improperly and notifies you rather than crash.

I use a lot of different web sites and only see this issue very, very rarely.

No idea; I personally don't come across them all that often.

Frankly, YouTube seems to trigger the issue more often than most.

I think you misinterpreted my responses as my needing help; I was addressing an earlier poster who complained of multiple Safari crashes.

@luanne183... this is the right answer. Wow, months of frustration over -- and to think this answer is buried deep within Apple Support discussions.

I have an Apple developer account. And as I've said, the game runs everywhere except on recent ios versions.

The problem is the ios webview, or some protection mechanisms.