Post by steve on Jan 9, 2016 17:36:01 GMT 1
Posted this on a Moto owners forum earlier, but can't hurt to ask here if anyone's had similar issues.
I have just received a Moto X pure edition (XT1575) & have been spending some time getting acquainted with it. I have also updated to Android 6.0 & so far, liking the device immensely.
But I have just discovered a bizarre issue when it is connected to my home wifi network.
It causes my browser (safari) to hang on my macbook. As soon as I turn the Moto's wifi off, the browser leaps back into action.
I tried with chrome & firefox & those both seem unaffected. It's just safari that has a hissy fit.
Readers will probably point me straight at safari being the culprit (& I will pose the same question to them), but I am curious as to why the wifi being activated on the Moto is the trigger for this effect. I have a 1st gen Moto X too & never had any conflict issues with that.
Tried reboots, IPv6 set to local only, the works, but no dice.
Anyone got any ideas what's causing this & what I can try to resolve it?
Safari is v 9.0.2 & OSX is 10.11.2
I have just received a Moto X pure edition (XT1575) & have been spending some time getting acquainted with it. I have also updated to Android 6.0 & so far, liking the device immensely.
But I have just discovered a bizarre issue when it is connected to my home wifi network.
It causes my browser (safari) to hang on my macbook. As soon as I turn the Moto's wifi off, the browser leaps back into action.
I tried with chrome & firefox & those both seem unaffected. It's just safari that has a hissy fit.
Readers will probably point me straight at safari being the culprit (& I will pose the same question to them), but I am curious as to why the wifi being activated on the Moto is the trigger for this effect. I have a 1st gen Moto X too & never had any conflict issues with that.
Tried reboots, IPv6 set to local only, the works, but no dice.
Anyone got any ideas what's causing this & what I can try to resolve it?
Safari is v 9.0.2 & OSX is 10.11.2
