When viewing an article as large as https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fukushima_Daiichi_nuclear_disaster, when I click one of the table of contents links, the screen turns white and my Safari crashes. It may also crash my iPad as well. Is MobileFrontend using way too much memory for large pages? It seems to be scrolling through the long page by setting scrollTop to something else that is causing the crash. The iPad, I think, is using a lot of memory when I view such a long page. I do not think it is MobileFrontend's issue. It might just be providing safari some awful lot of content that tells safari to use a hell of a lot of memory. It could also be the images, have you set any custom fonts? You could also split the page into sections so the user reads one section, clicks on a link that goes to the next section to continue reading the article, if you guys cannot reproduce this. You could also improve performance by loading content when the user scrolls down to them, and removing content from the page when is not viewed for some time. Can you check if this memory issue happens on the iPhone as well?
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Platform: Tablet PC