Has the Safari experience for iOS been so stretched?

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• Anonymous8449 May 23, 2025
  If you install the extension, it can only be blamed that there is a problem with the extension, especially if the interception of adguard is not done well, it will lead to the request until it timeout You can give you what the same website is and everyone will test the performance under normal circumstances The problem with Safari is that the supported features are often lagging behind. Where is the performance problem
• Anonymous4354 May 23, 2025
  safari is the new era of ie6, and even if iOS is changed to other browsers, it is still the safari kernel, which is quite disgusting
• Anonymous73 May 23, 2025
  "After switching to Firefox, it started normal." This is very suspicious. Because no matter what browser on iOS, the kernel is exactly the same, just like Safari. If there are differences in phenomena, other factors need to be considered, such as conflicts between other extensions of Safari and AdGuard, the number of tabs already open in Safari, etc.
• Anonymous2159 May 23, 2025
  > "After switching to Firefox, it became normal" You turn off Adguard first and then try. If you switch to iOS Firefox, it's okay. At least it means that it's not a webkit problem (the tabs of other browsers on iOS are essentially one webkit webview after another) The differences between Safari and other iOS browsers are nothing more than a few points: * iCloud + comes with private relay * Many apps now come with Safari extensions, you can open them to troubleshoot * Some new webkit features are controlled through Safari feature flags and do not affect other browsers. They are usually used as a developer preview. I have hardly heard of Apple using those flags for A/B testing.
• Anonymous4355 May 24, 2025
  Your sentence "After switching to Firefox, it became normal" conflicts with the following sentence "I have noticed that the above situation will definitely occur if you directly or indirectly use Safari to browse". Your use of Firefox is what you call using Safari indirectly. From the information you've written so far, it's basically a problem with adguard.
• Anonymous10417 May 24, 2025
  Some scenes of safari experience really suck Especially a lot of support for js is not as good as chrome For example, Baidu's hot searches have the problem that scrolling comments take up a very high cpu I mentioned a bug and it has entered the tracking list. It has been almost half a year, and it has not been fixed so far There are also many problems that the barrage will freeze, and the root causes are probably similar PS: Your question may have nothing to do with safari. The performance of safari should still be OK. Also, I want others to say that the web core of applications on iOS is webkit. If some iOS browsers are easy to use, I can only say that it is very It may be a plug-in compatibility issue, and of course potential bugs in safari do not rule out
• Anonymous9891 May 24, 2025
  The s10 is a sub-flagship, the 13mini is a mid-to-low-end machine, and Tian Ji racehorse...
• Anonymous2034 May 24, 2025
  @ Anonymous9891 can't be compared like this The s10 is the 855 mainstream performance of 2019 13mini is A15. Although it has residual blood, this is 2021. The mainstream performance in 2022 is similar to that of 8gen2
• Anonymous9891 May 24, 2025
  @ Anonymous2034 i9 put mini pc and compare it with i3 enlargement chassis
• Poster May 24, 2025
  @ Anonymous9891 Is this comparison comparable on mobile phones? Did the mini cut the CPU or something? Then explain to me what happens when my other backup machine is not even as good as the A10 but still faster than the A15?
• Poster May 24, 2025
  @ Anonymous8449 @ Anonymous73 @ Anonymous2159 @ Anonymous4355 I have tried DFU, but the expansion is turned off and it is still not fast. By default, iCloud is completely turned off, and how to generate more than 700M cache files by sliding a web page for me? I just pried open the directory and killed it @ Anonymous10417 is a Safari problem, wondering how sharing a WebKit experience can be so different
• Poster May 24, 2025
  @ Anonymous8449 on Apple's official website
• Anonymous4357 May 24, 2025
  @ Poster is the specific page of apple's official website? I just tried it with safari on iphone16. I clicked on many pages, but I didn't find slow loading or stuck problems. If it is a specific page, you post the page url, and I will try again
• Anonymous10417 May 24, 2025
  @ Poster webkit is just the kernel, and there are many functions developed by safari and other browsers. It is probably caused by a conflict between a certain function developed by safari and a plug-in. I think Adguard is open source on github. You can report an issue
• Anonymous9891 May 24, 2025
  @ Poster Otherwise why do you think the fever is worse?
• Poster May 24, 2025
  @ Anonymous4357 The homepage also has the PlayStation homepage, YouTube homepage and V2EX. The equipment tested so far is as follows iPhone 6, iPhone 7, iPhone X, iPhone 13 and iPhone 16. The test results show that only the iPhone 16 has no problem, but even if the phone can't pull the web page again, it really doesn't matter, especially for almost text-only pages like V2 @ Anonymous10417 It is estimated that it cannot be relied on ADG. The situation has not changed after turning it off. You have to focus on checking Safari. @ Anonymous9891 You didn't answer my previous question, and the mobile phone you pull will not run a web page to explode, especially the page without any dynamic elements
• Anonymous10659 May 24, 2025
  @ Anonymous73 I can't say why, but I always feel that WeChat is not a webkit, and sometimes it is different from Safari display...
• Anonymous355 May 26, 2025
  Just tested it and there are no problems
• Anonymous4358 May 27, 2025
  Attach screen recording