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And yet when you leave Safari (or any other browser) and use other apps and come back, and have your tab(s) reload and lose your position in a long webpage or h

by weikju 5y ago

And yet when you leave Safari (or any other browser) and use other apps and come back, and have your tab(s) reload and lose your position in a long webpage or have to re-fill a form... sometimes happens even after 10 seconds... then you wish you had more RAM

ssijak 5y ago
To be honest I never ever noticed this. I have a lot of apps at a particular time used and switching between them is instant and gets me to the last position and state every time.
- moepstar 5y ago
  The - seemingly - easiest way to trigger this is to stream audio via the Music.app, have Apollo (Reddit-client, og Reddit app may be even worse) in foreground and switch back and forth between those...
  - ssijak 5y ago
    I use official reddit app, spotify, audible, browser, crypto apps, lichess, maps and probably some other apps and frequently switch between them and they always keep their state.
  - nicce 5y ago
    That is app specific behavior and probably working as intended from the OS point of view. OS prioritizes the UI and background apps are even stopped, if they are poorly implemented. This is not the fault of missing RAM, instead app developers should know what OS does in these situations and reload the situation from the cache, not from the RAM, depending on their implementation and needs.