hi Mike!
1)The problem causing crashes when tapping on links in pop up windows seems to have to do with the Edit Box in the IA window (pop up window respectively). With the Edit Box disabled, tapping on a link in an already opened pop up window results in nothing but selecting the link (highlighting it).
here once more the steps to reproduce the crashes:
links are set to pop up window, input field in pop up window (IA) is enabled, crashes with links in ABC and Tuttle (are there links in other dicts too?), Crashes happen no matter whether you are in reader-, dictionary entry-, flashcard- or char info-mode. It always happens when I tap on a link IN A POP UP WINDOW. So for example go to ABC dict Entry of 承, then select 承 (from the dict entry, not from the input field) and open it in pop up (so the pop up also displays the entry for 承). And then press on the link 承担 in the pop up window. This is where my palm crashes. Other scenario: When you review the Flashcard 承, then highlight 承 and open its pop up definition, then again press the 承担-link → crash.
I tried it with Stylus actions/Link tap action/Copy to Input instead of .../pop up defn, but I get the same crashes, no matter whether Input Compatibility is enabled or not.
I would most like to see the possibilty to open more than one pop up at the same time (so that when tapping on a link in an already opened pop up, that the link opens in another pop up), but I think this belongs to feature suggestions and furthermore I think I somewhere read that you don't want to implement this anyway. So the best thing to do I think would be to by default set the tap link action to 'copy to Input' WHEN ONE IS ALREADY IN A POP UP WINDOW and the Edit Box in IA is enabled. So in other words, when tapping on a link in a normal dict entry I would still like it to open in a pop up, but when the pop up definition also contains another link than by tapping it it should be copied to Input (to the Edit Box in the Pop up/IA).
The other two problems seem to come from Input Field Compatibility Mode being enabled, because by disabling it everything works fine. Here details about the problems when Input Field Compatibility Mode is enabled:
2) Concerning the Add/Edit Entry Crash, I only have a C-E User dict, and yes, the crash happens in any E-C dict when choosing Add/Edit Entry.
3) Concerning the Edit Card Problem, yes, it happens with all dicts. The interval between searching feels about the same as the interval after entering a search term in the main dictionary.