Hi there! Sorry to hear that Audiomack is running slow and giving you the "isn't responding" message on your Android device. I’d love to help you get this sorted out.

To start, could you tell me if this happens every time you open the app, or only after certain actions? Also, are you using the Audiomack app or accessing it via the web browser on your Android device? Since you mentioned WebKit and Android 10, I want to make sure we address the right scenario.

Meanwhile, here are some initial troubleshooting steps you can try:

1. Restart Your Device: Sometimes a simple restart can clear temporary glitches.

2. Clear Cache and Data for Audiomack:
- Go to Settings > Apps > Audiomack
- Tap on Storage
- Tap "Clear Cache" first and see if performance improves
- If not, you can try "Clear Data" but note this may log you out and reset app settings.

3. Check for App Updates:
- Open Google Play Store
- Search for Audiomack and see if there’s an “Update” button
- Installing the latest version can fix bugs.

4. Free Up Storage and RAM:
- Low storage or RAM may cause apps to slow down
- Try uninstalling unused apps or deleting unnecessary files.

5. Check your Internet Connection:
- Audiomack streaming works best with a stable connection
- Try switching between Wi-Fi and mobile data to see if that helps.

If you’re using Audiomack through your WebKit browser, clearing your browser cache and cookies might help as well.

Let me know which of these steps you've tried already, and if the problem persists after that, we can go deeper to identify the root cause!

Any time I open my audiomack it starts running slow and it keeps sending audiomack isn't responding

Thanks for sharing that again! Since you mentioned that Audiomack keeps running slow and shows an "isn't responding" message on your Android device using a WebKit browser, let’s try a focused approach based on common causes for this issue.

Here’s what I recommend step-by-step:

1. Close Other Apps and Browser Tabs
Running many apps or browser tabs can slow down your device. Close any unnecessary apps and tabs to free up memory and CPU.

2. Clear Browser Cache and Cookies
Since you’re on WebKit (likely a browser on Android 10), clearing the browser cache can help remove corrupted or outdated files slowing down Audiomack.
- Go to your browser settings on Android > Privacy or Storage > Clear browsing data > Select Cache and Cookies > Clear data.

3. Check Internet Connection Stability
Audiomack streaming relies on a stable connection. Switch between Wi-Fi and mobile data to see if one is performing better.

4. Update Browser and System
Make sure your Android OS and browser are up to date, as older versions might be less compatible or slower.

5. Try the Audiomack App Instead of Browser
If you haven’t already, downloading the Audiomack app from Google Play might provide better performance than the browser version.

6. Restart Your Device
After those steps, restart your Android device to refresh system processes.

If you try these and the issue remains, there could be more specific problems like app conflicts or device storage issues. We might then look into things like:
- Checking device storage space (make sure you have at least a few hundred MB free)
- Reviewing if any apps restrict background activity or network access.

You can also find helpful related solutions on Audiomack’s support page here: Trouble connecting to the Audiomack app for more ideas1.

Does this sound like something you can try? Let me know which step you want to start with or if you’ve already tried some of these!

Any time I open my audiomack it starts running slow and it keeps sending audiomack isn't responding

Thanks for your patience. Based on what you’ve shared and the info I found, here’s a streamlined approach to fix Audiomack running slow and showing the “isn't responding” message on your Android device using WebKit or the app:

1. Check for Updates
Make sure your Audiomack app is updated to the latest version from Google Play. Developers often release fixes for performance issues3.

2. Clear App Cache and Data
- Go to Android Settings > Apps > Audiomack.
- Tap Storage > Clear Cache.
- If still slow, try Clear Data (this will log you out).
This removes temporary files that might be causing the slowdown or crashes.

3. Close Background Apps
Close other running apps to free memory on your device. This helps Audiomack run more smoothly4.

4. Check Internet Connection
Switch between Wi-Fi and mobile data to test if your connection is causing slow performance.

5. Reinstall Audiomack
Uninstall the app completely, restart your phone, then reinstall it fresh from Google Play.

6. Try Using the Web Version (or App if Using Browser)
If you’re currently using the WebKit browser version, try switching to the Audiomack app for better optimized performance, or vice versa.

7. Device Storage
Ensure you have enough free storage space on your device (at least a few hundred MB). Low space can cause apps to lag or freeze.

If these steps don’t solve the problem, please let me know whether this happens only when streaming music, or also during browsing/searching. Also, if you notice the app crashes outright or just becomes unresponsive. That info helps me guide you further or escalate if needed.

Here are some helpful resources for fixing similar Audiomack loading or crashing issues:
- Trouble connecting to the Audiomack app
- Fix Audiomack app keeps crashing - video walkthrough

Let me know which steps you’d like to start with or what you observe! Are you satisfied with this solution, or do you want me to help you dig deeper?