Operating System
ios 26.4,macos 26.4
Environment (if applicable)
safari 26.4
Firebase SDK Version
12.11 / 11.10
Firebase SDK Product(s)
Firestore
Project Tooling
Angular 19, firebase (JS SDK) 12.11, Ionic 8, Capacitor 7, TypeScript 5.8, RxJS 7.8, zone.js 0.15 — built as a hybrid web/native app targeting iOS and Android via Capacitor.
Detailed Problem Description
Only on Safari 26.4 (macos OR ios) bigger firestore calls take way longer than on any other browser. On Safari 26.2 everything is fine.
I tried updating from firebase 11.10 to 12.11 -> No Fix
Happens with straight up firebase-js-sdk OR angular/fire
Loading a bigger document like this:
const docRef = doc(this.firestore, ${collectionName}/${id});
const response = await getDoc(docRef);
In all browsers takes sub 1s
In Safari 26.4 it takes various different amount of times. But usually around 10s.
Here are the verbose debug logs about it: (both from the same machine with the same internet connection)
Safari 26.4

Chrome:
On the same machine on the same day the same document loaded fine with 26.2, after the update to 26.4 it started doing this.
Is anyone else experiencing issues like this?
Steps and code to reproduce issue
Sadly I don't have this
Operating System
ios 26.4,macos 26.4
Environment (if applicable)
safari 26.4
Firebase SDK Version
12.11 / 11.10
Firebase SDK Product(s)
Firestore
Project Tooling
Angular 19, firebase (JS SDK) 12.11, Ionic 8, Capacitor 7, TypeScript 5.8, RxJS 7.8, zone.js 0.15 — built as a hybrid web/native app targeting iOS and Android via Capacitor.
Detailed Problem Description
Only on Safari 26.4 (macos OR ios) bigger firestore calls take way longer than on any other browser. On Safari 26.2 everything is fine.
I tried updating from firebase 11.10 to 12.11 -> No Fix
Happens with straight up firebase-js-sdk OR angular/fire
Loading a bigger document like this:
const docRef = doc(this.firestore,
${collectionName}/${id});const response = await getDoc(docRef);
In all browsers takes sub 1s
In Safari 26.4 it takes various different amount of times. But usually around 10s.
Here are the verbose debug logs about it: (both from the same machine with the same internet connection)

Safari 26.4
Chrome:
On the same machine on the same day the same document loaded fine with 26.2, after the update to 26.4 it started doing this.
Is anyone else experiencing issues like this?
Steps and code to reproduce issue
Sadly I don't have this