Has Apple finally got Safari for the iPhone right?
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Is it me or has Apple finally managed to get Safari for the iPhone/iPod touch right?
I ask because I, along with about a dozen people who took the time to email me, have noticed a stark improvement in the reliability of Safari on the iPhone/iPod touch platform since installing the 2.2 firmware update. Prior to installing that update I had a list of websites that would randomly close/crash the Safari browser and dump me to the home screen. Thinking that this was confined to my test iPod touch devices I tried a few iPhones and found the same to be true.
Since installing the latest firmware I'm finding that I can browser all these sites without any problems. Since I find it hard to believe that all the crashy websites have simultaneously fixed some dodgy bit of code, I'm concluding that Apple have finally fixed Safari in the iPhone platform.
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Hooray!!!! And about time too ... I've only had the iPod touch for what, about a year!
Anyone else seeing an increase in reliability since the latest update?