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On mobile, iOS will aggressively swap out webpages that haven’t been looked at in a while, though it still maintains the presence of the tab in the window. Navi
by Tsiklon 5y ago
On mobile, iOS will aggressively swap out webpages that haven’t been looked at in a while, though it still maintains the presence of the tab in the window. Navigate back to a paged out tab and it will force a page reload.
The swapping behaviour seems to be good at stopping leaky sites from ruining your browsing experience.
Personally I am also guilty of using tabs like bookmarks. Especially on mobile. Though I do think that if the aggressive swapping wasn’t done, this behaviour wouldn’t be so prevalent.