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It seems to be tied to "Safari Suggestions", so if you have that turned off you won't see the crash.
by yamtaddle 4y ago
It seems to be tied to "Safari Suggestions", so if you have that turned off you won't see the crash.
- brewdad 4y agoI'm on 16.1.1 with Safari Suggestions turned on. No crashes here. iPhone 12 Pro.
- yamtaddle 4y agoWild! Mine crashed the first try, turned off Safari Suggestions, crash behavior gone. Turned it back on... still no crash. Search engine makes no difference. Wonder if it's a cache thing and disabling Suggestions cleared that, removing whatever bad data was hanging around, or if it was a purely server-side bug and they've already fixed it. [EDIT] Some others saying it stopped happening, so may have been fixed.
- ok_dad 4y agoNot for me, I actually turned that off just now, I didn't know it was "on". Maybe a hacker who resides on my iPhone fixed the bug for me? Also, I'm on the iPhone 11 or 12 I think? So maybe model has something to do with it?
- BudaDude 4y ago> Maybe a hacker who resides on my iPhone fixed the bug for me Wholesome hacking
- ok_dad 4y agoIf you "hacked" a system, I would assume the first thing you'd do is patch any of your own known exploits, and others, so you don't lose ownership to some other hacker, right?
- tlholaday 4y agoIf you ever consider a career change, the parasitology field could advance from your intuitions.