iPad 3, iOS 7.1.2 still crashes.
iPhone 5, iOS 8.1 also crashes.
Both are jailbroken, but I don’t believe that has anything to do with it.
I have a feeling it has something to do with the prettifier. It seems as if it’s trying to load the page, but then it crashes when the code examples should begin to emerge. Perhaps the amount of examples it has to prettify doesn’t play nicely with iOS, since it does seem to work on several other pages. Just a random guess though.
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@Moors7 and @peekay123,
Just to confirm that it crashes for the firmware section?
I used to encounter this for Android but the issue went away. Can you confirm this so i can attempt to check? 
Firmware still crashes on both iPad and iPhone :’(
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Unfortunately, yes, firmware only. All other pages seem to load just fine. I only clicked the left-sided links to the respective pages. Firmware seems to be the only problem. Like I mentioned above, I think it has something to do with the amount of examples it has to prettify, but I could be wrong.
Can someone try this out at: http://kennethlimcp.no-ip.org:9000/
and let me know the details? Basically the same docs rep but hosted on a linux board. Just to make sure we can replicate the issue 
Sorry for the delay. Was working on getting it up last night but ran into some issue…
@peekay123, i trimmed the firmware content down so let’s try again: http://kennethlimcp.no-ip.org:9000/firmware/
@Moors7, i followed your theory about “prettify-ing” that might be the issue so i removed that code.
@peekay123, if you have some time: http://kennethlimcp.no-ip.org:9000/firmware/
It still crashes both Safari and Chrome on my iPhone, so apparently the problems lies elsewhere.
So we know that reducing code + prettify works but full content without prettify still crashes.
I can disable other js as well to test if you guys are game!
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I just looked at the page on my computer, and noticed some examples were still ‘prettified’, whilst others were not. Perhaps that’s what’s causing the issues?
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There’s a theory that the images used might be too huge and takes up too much ram:
[http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22039534/ios-browser-crashes-due-to-low-memory]
I removed them now: http://kennethlimcp.no-ip.org:9000/firmware/
Let me know? 
Nope, that’s not it either, still crashes both my iPad/iPhone 
Try disabling all javascript, and see what that does. Then turn them on one at at time, and wait for problems to arise?
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Okay, this is strange. On my iPhone (iOS 8.1) is displays a message that something went wrong, and the page will reload. After automatically reloading a couple of times, it sometimes will display the page, and it appears to be working. Not sure what’s going on there…
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It works on Android here. Got 3gb of ram though