Issues with Web Browser

[nitenved]

I have a 2019 Model X series car and my browser stop working once every few days. I use the broser to display information from CNBC and other sites such as yahoofinace.com to view steaming information. Once every few days the browser reverts back to tesla.com site and crashes within a few minutes. The only way for the browser to acess any website site is to perform a soft reset suing the eight and left buttons on the wheel, which takes approximately 2 minutes.

Clearly, this appears to be a software issue with utilization of cache but Tesla has been unable to resolve this issue. I wanted to see if any other Tesla cars are facing the same issue.

 

[Mensra]

I have the same issue.

 

[Baz4k]

I have a 2020 Model s LR and the browser is pretty much useless. 99% of the itme it crashes as soon as you open it. Theater apps crash once in a while, too. And when they don't they are supper laggy booting up and shutting down.

 

[mbp11]

My experience as well. Works better when it is connected to a wifi account like in the Tesla showrooms.

 

[Hoodoo]

It’s totally crappy and actually worse than vintage smart phones 10 years ago. One of the recent upgrades, maybe 2022.20? Improved things somewhat.

 

[Darmie]

I have the same problem on a 2018 X. If I do a reboot, the browser works but I don't feel like doing a reboot every time so I just don't use it.

 

[Art VandeIay]

Clearly, this appears to be a software issue with utilization of cache but Tesla has been unable to resolve this issue.

Maybe not the best solution for an inherently crappy browser, but have you tried clearing the browser cache with some frequency, (maybe once a week), through the "Clear Browser Data" feature in: Controls → Service?

 

[Darmie]

Thanks for the suggestion. Giving it a try this afternoon.