Ipad cannot access this site normally, tried various browsers

SSD

At first I thought it was a problem with my own installation
Error tip: Something went wrong while trying to load the full version of this site. Try hard-refreshing this page to fix the error.
As a result, trying to visit this site is the same, so give feedback.

System environment:
Ipad 10.1.1
Firefox, Google, safari, edge

GreXXL

SSD I am always using discuss on an iPad and haven't run into any issue so far.

Ralkage

SSD Ipad 10.1.1

Have you tried on a more recent version of iPadOS? It would be hard for us to troubleshoot older iOS builds given that iOS 10 was released back it 2016. The switch to iPadOS happened in 2019, so unless someone has a really old iPad or somehow still has iPad with that iOS version, it would be like troubleshooting a beta 8 issue on the current stable version of Flarum. Let's not also forget to mention that WebKit has evolved since then 🙂

almalino

Flarum based forums do not work on LG TV own browser. But I guess it is fine. How many users out there using LG TV browsers to read forums anyway?

tankerkiller125

What iOS version is the iPad running? Because of apples restrictions all browsers on iOS use the same web engine behind the scenes (Safari) so changing browsers won't fix issues if there's an issue with the Safari engine.

SSD

tankerkiller125 Are there no exceptions? The Chrome browser on iPadOS is actually Safari, really enough

SSD

GreXXL Your system version should be above 12

User24

I experienced this on Internet Explorer.

SSD

Ralkage The system below ios12 may not work. Excluding ios12, the old equipment will slow down after upgrading the system. This is the reason why many people are still using the old system. Most of the backup phones are low-version systems. Oh my god, bad Safari engine

[deleted]

SSD Welcome to the Apple Ecosystem 😠

tankerkiller125

SSD There are zero exceptions, this is the way Apple works, they beat and abuse everyone into following whatever terms they set and when it comes to browsers the terms they set is that EVERYONE uses their WebKit backend. This of course means that there can be zero competition or innovation on the iPad or iOS side of browsers but hey, it's apple so you know.

Justoverclock

yeah, similar problem that i've discovered some times ago....safari does not support lookbehind assertion -.-

GreXXL

I think not much Flarum can do about it. Supporting a multi-year old browser is tough. Frameworks change. And with the high adoption rates on iOS devices I highly doubt putting effort into this is worth time.