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Hi, a few weeks ago I bought an iPad mini, and it's doing ok but I'm having problems when browsing and multi-tasking and I would like to know if it's a fault with the iPad or if it's connected to the wifi I'm using.

Basically I will have a few apps/pages open

For example Facebook, youtube streaming a video, and safari with a few tabs open browsing the net.

I will start to stream a youtube video then switch to my browser and load a page up to start reading it. Then I get a fb message, so go to fb to reply to that. 30 seconds later I will navigate back to the youtube video that was streaming and for some reason it will just refresh it's self to the youtube app home page loosing the video I was watching! Causing me to search for it all over again. The same happens when I navigate back to safari after leaving it for a minute or so, the page will just start to refresh it's self even though it was already fully loaded.

This is getting pretty infuriating when iv paid top money for a tablet that's supposed to be flawless at multi tasking, but I'm not sure if it's linked to a poor wifi connection maybe or if what I'm doing is exceeding the RAM capabilities of the iPad, surely not with 4-5 tabs open?

Thanks for any help!

Not sure what the problem may be, but it sounds like your making your experience harder than it needs to be. Both YouTube and Facebook have native applications that work far better than their web counterparts on iPad. Have you tried those? I doubt you would have the same problem.

But to answer your question about exceeding the RAM of the iPad mini...

Keep in mind that it has only 512 MB RAM. Depending on the sites you view - and yes, Youtube and Facebook can be kind of heavy - plus any other apps that you have open, you could be running into that as a problem. If you are seeing what you think are Apps crashing, they might actually just be shut down automatically by iOS to save memory.

Yeah I'm using the youtube and fb native apps, sorry I didn't make that clear in the question. I also tried with just the regular youtube in a browser and have the same problems.

Have you tried resetting your iPad?

Simultaneously press and hold the power and home buttons. Don;t release until you see the Apple logo. this can take a while so be patient. Don't worry, you won't lose any data.

It's just Youtube (Google) that wants you to use Chrome. They learned from their fellow frauds MS

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