Starting an iPhone app "too soon"

Question

When an app starts up on the device, the default image (if one exists) appears, and then, some time later, the application becomes actually active (e.g., data appears on the screen "filling in the blanks"). I've noticed on my applications that if I tap the screen too soon, i.e., after the default image loads (which, to the average user, means the app is running) but before the app is fully loaded, that it tends to "hang," ignoring keypresses etc even after the app has subsequently loaded.
Is there a "trick" to disable the user interactivity until it is ready to be acknowledged?

Answer 1

If it helps, my iSO is 7.1.1
It is an action from two events
1. using the kissanime streaming site. [which I can understand]
2. happens even when I'm not using the site. [but not as often, yet]
In the first case, I sometimes get an iPhone pop-up that asks me if I want to open the app page. it reads more like something wants to open an app page, do you agree ? More exactly like the pop-up says something can't open to the app store page, will I allow it?
I'll do a capture of it later and be more exact.
The times it just pops me over there when I'm not on that site nor using the browser are completely unexpected.
What I would prefer is that any such action acting upon my phone -always- asks the user if he/she/I will allow it.
It seems to be neccessary to prevent what I will think of as 'slimeware' forcing the iPhone to go to their app-store pages.
Since that requestor happens sometime, there should be a way to have it always be active; even if it requires an iSO update to have it be so. If I could make it always be active, I would consider the problem to be solved.