I was trying to eliminate the idea of a setting changing in Safari. I think between you and @TRF Guy + @GophersInIowa we can say it is not likely the cause?Mine is always the most recent available
I was trying to eliminate the idea of a setting changing in Safari. I think between you and @TRF Guy + @GophersInIowa we can say it is not likely the cause?Mine is always the most recent available
Like I said I’ve never had a problem with mineI was trying to eliminate the idea of a setting changing in Safari. I think between you and @TRF Guy + @GophersInIowa we can say it is not likely the cause?
I appreciate the effort to solicit this and post this feedback. Is this the end of the road?We received a detailed response from our IT/ad partner:
From looking at the comments it appears that a lot of readers are talking about the page refreshing on iPhones. This is an iOS refresh bug that's impacting most of the internet right now including major sites like CNN and Sports Illustrated. This issue is not exclusive to Raptive and is affecting other ad networks as well.
The iOS refresh is intentional on Apple's part, designed to manage memory and ensure smooth device performance. At this stage, Apple completely controls the page reset feature, which they view as a benefit, rather than an issue, and unfortunately means we can't implement an immediate fix. We are, however, actively exploring ways to minimize our memory usage to enhance the performance of our ad code.
It can vary from device to device, but clearing device cache and app data could help with that, although it won't completely fix it since Apple has the limits set in the devices themselves. It can also happen much more frequently when using a browser through Facebook, Instagram, etc as those apps can add additional memory to the page experience which causes the refresh issue quicker.
For users of Android phones, Android also has a memory saver function that performs the same function of refreshing the page, but it can be disabled. If able, you can instruct the user that reported the issue on Android to do the following, this should help:
They can disable Chrome's Memory Saver feature to prevent tabs from being refreshed automatically. To do this, open Chrome, tap the three dots in the top right corner of the screen, select Settings, scroll down and tap Performance, and then toggle off the Memory saver switch. Resource here.
my refresh rate has been about every 30 seconds today.I appreciate the effort to solicit this and post this feedback. Is this the end of the road?
Is there a longer term strategy to address this for iPhone users? I’d hate to lose access to the community, but this platform has become intolerable. I miss Tapatalk.my refresh rate has been about every 30 seconds today.
Is there a longer term strategy to address this for iPhone users? I’d hate to lose access to the community, but this platform has become intolerable. I miss Tapatalk.
No disrespect intended, just communicating the level of frustration.
Greatly appreciated! Can’t imagine life without the gopherholeYes we are working with the vendor to get this fixed.
We’re passing along the above information until we have more info.
My guess: A few years back GH updated to a new platform that was developed by a third-party which at the time was great, but that third party hasn't continued to maintain and update their code (e.g., they still do not support "x" and you have to replace that with the word "twitter").
A solution???: Moving to yet another new platform is hard. Instead, could GHers help in getting the third-party to update their code by having GHers contact the tech-support for that third-party directly (the idea being lots of requests by people gets more attention than fewer requests)?