5 Ways to Fix Safari Crash/Freeze Issues in iOS 10

Many iOS and Mac users have reported Safari crash/freeze issues, especially Safari crashing on iPad after iOS 10 or iOS 9.3 update. This issue may occur when searching in Safari browser, loading a site, or opening a new tab. Safari crashes and quits unexpectedly. If you encounter the same problem, here are the top five ways to fix iPhone/iPad Safari crash after iOS 10.3/10.2/10.1/10/9.3.5/9.3.1/9.1 update.

Safari keeps crashing on your iPad or iPhone? Here's how to fix it

• Clear iCloud Data
• Clear Safari Cache and History
• Too many Safari tabs? Shut down some
• Enter and exit recovery mode to repair your system (Free and Fast)
• Ultimate Fix: Repair iOS System to Fix Safari Crashes and Other iOS Issues (Recommended)

Clear iCloud data

• Open the "Settings" app on your iOS device
• Click iCloud
• Disable the switch for Safari

Clear Safari Cache and History

Over time, Safari accumulates cache, browsing history, and cookies. These data can cause Safari to crash in iPhone and iPad, so clearing them can solve the problem of app crashing or freezing.

Tap settings, get Safari and then go to "Clear History and Website Data"

Tip: You can also use third-party software Tenorshare iCareFone with just one click Delete all cache, temporary files and cookies from Safari and other applications.

Too many Safari tags? Close some

If you have too many tabs or windows open on Safari, this application may run out of memory and behave slowly or quit unexpectedly. We recommend that you close some old unused tabs to free up space.

In Safari, click the tab icon located in the lower right corner and then click the "X" in the tab to close each tab.

Entering and Exiting Recovery Mode to Restart iPhone/iPad

Letting your iPhone/iPad enter and then exit Recovery Mode will enable the system self-healing mechanism. This can solve crashing/stuck issues to a great extent. You can use its free iOS reboot tool (Tenorshare ReiBoot) to complete the entire process within a minute. It supports the latest iOS 10.3 and iPhone 7/7 Plus/SE/6s/6.

Open Tenorshare ReiBoot on your PC or Mac computer and connect your device to the computer via USB cable. Click "Enter Recovery Mode" and wait for 10 seconds, your device will successfully enter recovery mode, showing the iTunes logo and USB cable.

Then highlight "Exit Recovery Mode". Click this button and wait another 10-20 seconds. Your iOS device is restarting.

After all these tips, still can’t fix the unexpected Safari quitting iOS issue? It may be related to the iOS system (such as system file loss); you can fix iOS to normal by repairing the operating system with Tenorshare ReiBoot Pro.

Ultimate Repair: Repair iOS System to Fix Safari Crash and Other iOS Issues

Here is a quick guide on how to use Tenorshare ReiBoot to Repair iOS System to fix iOS keeps crashing after iOS update, and Many other issues like stuck in recovery mode, dfu mode, white apple, reboot loop, blue screen, etc.

Step 1: In Tenorshare ReiBoot Pro, click "Repair All iOS Dilemmas" to enter the iOS system recovery screen. Click "Start" to continue.

Step 2. Download the matching iOS firmware for your device.

Step 3. After successfully downloading the firmware package, start repairing the system.

Step 4. In less than 10 minutes, the process will be completed and your device will boot. Safari issues can be completely fixed and you may even find your device running faster.

Bottom line

Tenorshare ReiBoot is a free software designed to solve most iOS problems in the easiest way. If you are troubled by iPhone/iPad Safari crashing regularly, I hope you found your way out after reading this article.

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