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For some reason this causes "A problem repeatedly occurred" on my iPhone 15. Reminding myself to try when I get home.
by zamadatix 3y ago
For some reason this causes "A problem repeatedly occurred" on my iPhone 15. Reminding myself to try when I get home.
- matteason 3y agoSorry about that - unfortunately I can't reproduce it on an iPad Pro and I use Android but I'll see if I can borrow an iPhone to test on
- pakr 3y agoSame here
- matteason 3y agoI don't suppose either of you have any content blockers installed in Safari? Someone on Reddit has mentioned that disabling content blockers fixed the globe not loading
- zamadatix 3y agoI did have one but turning it off didn't change the behavior. It's not that the globe doesn't load it's that it starts loading for a split second (can actually see the globe), kinda fails, reloads, repeats the behavior, then loads the browser error page. I'm not sure if it's actually something you're doing wrong as much as maybe it tries to load too many resources and fails (iOS, and iOS Safari in particular, are sticklers about memory usage).
- matteason 3y agoIf you have a minute would you mind trying this version: https://isstest.matteason.co.uk https://isstest.matteason.co.uk I've shrunk the textures down to about 10% of the size of the original to see if it's a memory issue caused by the large textures
- sccxy 3y agoSafari runs out of memory with web maps. Reported it several times but no fix from Apple. Most powerful iPhone crashes but 5 year old Samsung with 2GB ram works fine…