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As a comparison point, I've an old 1st gen iPad (iOS5) that I use from time to time to browse the web with JS disabled. There are occasional layout issues, blan
by ddebernardy 8y ago
As a comparison point, I've an old 1st gen iPad (iOS5) that I use from time to time to browse the web with JS disabled. There are occasional layout issues, blank screens (JS-based websites), and out of memory-related crashes (too many large images), but most sites actually work fine.
iOS5 is not as ancient as IE6, but I'd nonetheless expect something similar holds for IE6 with a few more broken layouts and less crashes. One of the sibling comments might have a point with TLS though. Speed might also be a concern.
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- pndy 8y agoYou are able to browse anything? Mine tends to crash on most of the pages; luckily I can still use it for ebooks reading with Readdle's Documents since default app also has memory problems
- ddebernardy 8y agoYeah. Try reading HN on it -- which is what I mostly use it for. Most links will open just fine. Just avoid the front pages of most news sites.