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I’ve seen this on my own device (author of the docs site here) but after a force quit and restart of safari was not able to reproduce. Would you mind if I aske
by andrew_braid 4y ago
I’ve seen this on my own device (author of the docs site here) but after a force quit and restart of safari was not able to reproduce.
Would you mind if I asked a few questions?
- does your device have remote debugging enabled on Safari?
- was your phone in low-power mode?
- did you first access the site through a WebKit in-app browser panel before opening it Safari?
- what version of iOS?
- what model of iPhone?
Those are my leading theories for what contributes to the flash happening. If you force quit and restart safari and / or reboot your phone does it work as expected?
- thih9 4y ago> - does your device have remote debugging enabled on Safari? Do you mean “Web Inspector”? Yes. > - was your phone in low-power mode? No. > - did you first access the site through a WebKit in-app browser panel before opening it Safari? No. > - what version of iOS? 15.2 > - what model of iPhone? 13 Pro Max I did force quit Safari and I no longer see the brief flash of target state when adding items to lists. But I didn’t check if I saw that immediately before doing force quit, sorry. I’ll write if I ever see that again.
- thih9 4y agoI just tried it in a different browser, firefox focus (also ios) and got the blinking; it was slightly different, there seems to be some other issue there too. BUT after force quitting ff focus, the issue is again gone.