Wonky Atomic web browser

I had been using the lite version of Atomic and never had issues. The only annoying thing was the limitation on the number of tabs you could open. After a while I got fed up with the pop-up message about upgrading to the full version. Since I enjoyed the lite version and the full version was only a buck, I went ahead and bought it.

The full version has some odd issues that I never had before. Any advice on how to tweak the settings to get the best performance? Currently using the stock web browser to post on CAG

Most annoying issue is when it won't let me post on CAG. I'll hit the reply option, get the message screen but can't select the message box so I can't type anything. Even tried replying to an existing post and their message will show in black color font but still can't select any part of the message.

The other issue is the too many open tabs problem. Sometimes I'll get the message when there are only two tabs loaded, other times I can get to seven tabs.

Any help appreciated because so far the lite version seems to have been more stable. Going to re-load the lite to the iPad

I have the same browser. I just bought an iPad 2 yesterday and am posting on it right now. I downloaded atomic browser with the stock settings. I see what you mean about the issues with posting on here. I changed he settings on, "identify browser as..." and changed it to safari- iPad instead of mobile safari and am now able to post. Hope this helps.

[quote name='Ed_']I have the same browser. I just bought an iPad 2 yesterday and am posting on it right now. I downloaded atomic browser with the stock settings. I see what you mean about the issues with posting on here. I changed he settings on, "identify browser as..." and changed it to safari- iPad instead of mobile safari and am now able to post. Hope this helps.[/QUOTE]

Thanks for that. Switched it to Desktop Safari and able to post now. Never thought the browser type was changed

I use mine identified as Firefox 3 and seldom have problems.

Definitely identify as a desktop browser of some kind as that will keep you from getting mobile versions of websites.