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Which is incredibly frustrating if you need to switch between your browser and another app and the browser keeps getting killed and has to reload every time you
by wilkystyle 3y ago
Which is incredibly frustrating if you need to switch between your browser and another app and the browser keeps getting killed and has to reload every time you come back
- MaxBarraclough 3y agoI'd blame bloatware rather than the OS. As globular-toast's comment points out, using an SSD for swap could cause significant wear, i.e. shortening of the device's usable lifetime. If applications made more efficient use of memory, the OS wouldn't need to terminate processes.
- easeout 3y agoThis used to happen back when phones could only keep a few apps backgrounded at a time, but I haven't seen iOS kill the most recently used background app since the first couple years backgrounding was supported at all. But then, apps in that environment were made for no swap. If you take away swap on a desktop system it could be another story.