IOS update, forum acting buggy

I updated my iPhone to IOS 13.1.2 and now this forum is acting strange.
I’m having technical issues when I type or press onto a thread.
Don’t know what to do?

Anyone else using an iPhone have this issue?

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Boo, get an Android.

Which iPhone do you have @Wave ? Can it handle the new update?

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Get an android :sunglasses::sunglasses::sunglasses:

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Are you using the app or just the mobile browser? I use chrome on my iPhone, and I haven’t had problems.

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I’m using Safari.

I have the iPhone 7, I know it’s the older iPhone but I think it can support the update.
@Mr.Dre

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I’m convinced that the people who write the forum software only test it on chrome.

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I have a 6s and updated to the same iOS. I have no problems

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Maybe delete all your cookies and re login?

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I don’t know how to delete all my cookies @anon94176359

Maybe I’ll get an Android or update to a newer phone.

I agree with @everhopeful. Safari, Firefox, and (heaven forbid) Edge all tend to get buggy on the forum.

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I have an iPhone 7 and my Safari is working fine. I haven’t had any recent updates though.

Can you screenshot an example of one such issue?

Wave to delete cookies on iOS

  1. Open safari
  2. Click bookmark icon
  3. On subsequent screen click icon on the right that looks like a watch
  4. On subsequent screen click on ‘clear’ in the extreme bottom right
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Ohhhh, I tried!
I can’t think straight right now!

I’ll deal with it later…

Thanks guys!

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I think that the issue has cleared up on its own.
So far so good.

No sometimes it acts up.
Damn!

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What exactly is happening? We can report a possible bug if we have enough information.

When I press on a thread title and I go into the thread, the title remains on the screen for a while.
It’s weird.

It is designed to go away when you scroll down. Is this what you’re noticing?

Whenever I press onto a thread title, it doesn’t go away until I press onto the background.
It’s hard to explain.