I've never left it in the middle of a secure server transaction but from what I've seen it re-loads the pages/tabs when you re-open the browser. To do what you describe would take true multi-tasking, which we don't have yet...
I've never left it in the middle of a secure server transaction but from what I've seen it re-loads the pages/tabs when you re-open the browser. To do what you describe would take true multi-tasking, which we don't have yet...
its my understanding and seems to be true when Ive tested, that ipad Safari already does this: its "allowed" to stay resident, maintain all of its connections, such that you can return to a "stateful" session after jumping to and from another app. Atomic isnt allowed this feature, AFAIK...
Are you kidding me? Safari is always reloading, at least on mine. I can't change tabs without the sucker re-fetching te web site; it was one of my biggest gripes.
Are you kidding me? Safari is always reloading, at least on mine. I can't change tabs without the sucker re-fetching te web site; it was one of my biggest gripes.
I know that Safari reloads far more than it needs to, but the point is that it is also capable of maintaining a stateful session while you switch to another app, eg email or calendar, then switch back.
I just tried it, went into a secure site, looking at sensitive financial info, etc, jumped into email, then jumped back... session continuity was maintained...
I'm not advocating Safari... if anything, I'm arguing for the need for the ipad to allow real multitasking or at least the ability to maintain stateful sessions and connections for ALL ipad apps (including Atomic), not just Safari.
So is there any way that I can log into our Windows Server 2003 Remote Web Workplace?
When I try to connect to my computer at work I get a msg saying that I need to download an active X and then it kicks me out.
