Errors loading webpages with IPhone

[Joe13]

Last two weeks ish, this site keep givin the browser on my iPhone errors and has to reload.

I dot have it with any other site, including our sister outdoors site.

I'm talking every time I Load a page it loads then has to reload - makes navigating this forum almost impossible with my ADD...

I've cleared and reset cookies and history and browser settings.

Any others with issues? Any idea on a fix from my side of the sites?

Thanks for all the hard work yall do to give us this place!!!

Read More

 

[Stomper]

I mainly iPhone (5). Keep in mind that Safari doesn't do Flash, so that may be part of it. Plus this sight's "auto-save" will glitch my iPhone (on occasion) as well as make editing large boddies of text a PITA at times.

I'm (almost) fanatical about grammar and spelling, so if you see some blatant typos in any of my posts, it's because I did it on an iPhone.

 

[Joe Link]

Hmm, which browser? Can you try another and see if the error persists?

 

[Joe13]

It Is Safari. I've switched to Chrome and will see if it persists.

 

[Joe13]

No problems with Chrome, must just be safari.

 

[Stomper]

Do they make Chrome for the iPhone?

 

[Joe13]

Do they make Chrome for the iPhone?

Im embarrassed to say they do...

It's the only browser I use on my PCs but generally use safari for my apple products.

It's a free download at Apple Store.

Gonna take some getting used to it on the phone though.

 

[Stomper]

And then Google gets to see everywhere you go, do, and say... then passes it on to marketers, and the NSA.

 

[Velzey]

Have you updated your phone software lately?

 

[Joe13]

I have but it's an older 4s so maybe that's the issue. I just haven't broken it yet so I hate to upgrade for no reason.

 

[Joe13]

And then Google gets to see everywhere you go, do, and say... then passes it on to marketers, and the NSA.

I like it because it sandboxes some memory so if you get a virus or malware it is much easier to clean up.

 

[Stomper]

I understand, but cats often like to "sandbox" little "presents". I'd wager those are analogous to what Google is doing to folks behind the programming code, too.