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Hello all,

since i made my experiment by loading a lot's of huge data with the native browser until the UI crash with the oomk.
I can't start the native browser any more.
Every time by starting it crash down without to see anything in cover.
I don't know what happened if the oomk shut it down because of too much rest cache?
Is there something broken after my action?

Does any one know how is it possible to delete the browser cache?
I've seen nothing in dedicated app option or in sfos.

Thank you very much for helping.

Cheers

Hello all,

since i made my experiment by loading a lot's of huge data with the native browser until the UI crash with the oomk.
I can't start the native browser any more.
Every time by starting it crash down without to see anything in cover.
I don't know what happened if the oomk shut it down because of too much rest cache?
Is there something broken after my action?

Does any one know how is it possible to delete the browser cache?
I've seen nothing in dedicated app option or in sfos.

If someone is interested about the way how i met the issue, then the procedure could be seen here.
But i'm not sure if this procedure where the oomk kills the browser by downloading big data without limit, is reproducible at each times...

Thank you very much for helping.

Cheers

Hello all,

since i made my experiment by loading a lot's of huge data with the native browser until the UI crash with the oomk.
I can't start the native browser any more.
Every time by starting it crash down without to see anything in cover.
I don't know what happened if the oomk shut it down because of too much rest cache?
Is there something broken after my action?

Does any one know how is it possible to delete the browser cache?
I've seen nothing in dedicated app option or in sfos.

Seems that restart the gui (i think lipstick) or the phone, solve the problem.
But that's not a great solution i think.
I would prefer to see an option to delete the cache of the browser, first.

If someone is interested about the way how i met the issue, then the procedure could be seen here.
But i'm not sure if this procedure where the oomk kills the browser by downloading big data without limit, is reproducible at each times...

Thank you very much for helping.

Cheers

Hello all,

since i made my experiment by loading a lot's of huge data with the native browser until the UI crash with the oomk.
I can't start the native browser any more.
Every time by starting it crash down without to see anything in cover.
I don't know what happened if the oomk shut it down because of too much rest cache?
Is there something broken after my action?

Does any one know how is it possible to delete the browser cache?
I've seen nothing in dedicated app option or in sfos.

Seems that restart the gui (i think lipstick) or the phone, solve the problem.
But that's not a great solution i think.
I would prefer to see an Next time i'll try the option to delete the cache of the browser, first.first (shortly discover where it is...).

If someone is interested about the way how i met the issue, then the procedure could be seen here.
But i'm not sure if this procedure where the oomk kills the browser by downloading big data without limit, is reproducible at each times...

Thank you very much for helping.

Cheers

Hello all,

since i made my experiment by loading a lot's of huge data with the native browser until the UI crash with the oomk.
I can't start the native browser any more.
Every time by starting it crash down without to see anything in cover.
I don't know what happened if the oomk shut it down because of too much rest cache?
Is there something broken after my action?

Does any one know how is it possible to delete the browser cache?
I've seen nothing in dedicated app option or in sfos.

Seems that restart the gui (i think lipstick) or the phone, solve the problem.
But that's not a great solution i think.
Next time i'll try the option to delete the cache of the browser, first (shortly discover where it is...).

If someone is interested about the way how i met the issue, then the procedure could be seen here.
But i'm not sure if this procedure where the oomk kills the browser by downloading big data without limit, is reproducible at each times...

Thank you very much for helping.

Cheers

Hello all,

since i made my experiment by loading a lot's of huge data with the native browser until the UI crash with the oomk.
I can't start the native browser any more.
Every time by starting it crash down without to see anything in cover.
I don't know what happened if the oomk shut it down because of too much rest cache?
Is there something broken after my action?

Does any one know how is it possible to delete the browser cache?

I've seen nothing in dedicated app option or in sfos.
Delete official web-Browser is to see here

Seems that restart the gui (i think lipstick) or the phone, solve the problem.
But that's not a great solution i think.
Next time i'll try the option to delete the cache of the browser, first (shortly discover where it is...).

If someone is interested about the way how i met the issue, then the procedure could be seen here.
But i'm not sure if this procedure where the oomk kills the browser by downloading big data without limit, is reproducible at each times...

Thank you very much for helping.

Cheers