Sign in Sign in Sign in corporate. Browse Search. Ask a question. User profile for user: Jane Miller Jane Miller. Is there anyway I can stop Safari from doing this? I am using an iPad 2 with the latest version of iOS. Reply I have this question too I have this question too Me too Me too.
Answer: A: Answer: A: Brilliant - that's great thank you - wish I had known it was that simple before. View answer in context. Helpful answers Drop Down menu. Jun 12, PM in response to Jane Miller In response to Jane Miller Hello All, i have this same problem and have been unable to find a solution or get the above suggestions to work. A explanation from apple as to why this happens would be nice too! Loading page content.
Reply Helpful 19 Thread reply - more options Link to this Post. Jan 6, AM in response to Diavonex In response to Diavonex Brilliant - that's great thank you - wish I had known it was that simple before. Reply Helpful 6 Thread reply - more options Link to this Post. Reply Helpful 16 Thread reply - more options Link to this Post. User profile for user: Boothefox Boothefox.
Reply Helpful Thread reply - more options Link to this Post. User profile for user: Wisdomteeth Wisdomteeth I find the hard refresh option helpful. Since I know how to refresh a page on iPhone or iPad, I can easily apply it to my blog website to view the new changes. Similarly, you can also hard refresh the webpage on the Safari mac computer. This will delete the entire cache and cookies of the page.
You can also use the Safari keystroke to hard reload the page. What do you think about the hard refresh and reload in Safari iOS? How often do you use the hard reload? Lastly, here are the recommended web browsers for your computer and mobile phone that you should give a try. If you find this article helpful, please consider sharing it with your network. Also, please subscribe to our BrowserHow YouTube channel for helpful videos tutorials. I maintain a web site I built some time ago with two very simple frames.
Everything refreshes fine when I view this site via my windows PC and its various browsers. In other words, hard-refresh refreshes most of the components, but not all.
By any chance are you using the for this? I wish someone would write a jailbreak patch to mobile safari to enable page caching to disk, but until then, I guess I'll try mercury and icab.
Thx all. In Safari or another browser app, touch and hold on a piece of text a single word or letter is fine , then lift your finger off the screen. The word or letter will be selected and the familiar little pop-up that says "Copy Define" appears. Touch "Define" and the screen that shows the word's definition or says it couldn't find a definition pops up.
Now, do not touch anything else; not "Done", "Search the Web", or anything else. Now press the Home button i. You will be switched back to the springboard with all your app icons and from there can do anything else you want. Then, touch the browser icon for the browser you were in and you'll switch back into it.
The definition screen covering the browser window will still be there. Touch "Done", and the screen drops away. Blessedly, the open browser window s will not reload.
You can actually use Noosfeer for this. It is intended to be used in any browser and work offline. Today I inadvertently discovered a way to stop this annoying behavior, even though it does not qualify as a real fix, it is a method of suppressing the behavior by taking a simple action every time prior to switching out from Safari or another browser. Not ideal, but it does give you control finally of the browser such that the behavior is suppressed. The link to the answer is here:.
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I commute using the subway so this means 20 minute stretches of no internet. Is there a way to have them not reload so I can read them?
Any other alternatives? Improve this question. Cajunluke If it's any consolation, iOS 6 will offer an offline Reading List for such situations. If only someone had made an app for this sort of offline reading while commuting Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. This iFans post offers some explanations and potential solutions: This is not a feature
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