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Apple for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, which includes Health app improvements, stability enhancements, bug fixes. The bug fixes and stability enhancements should come as a relief to users facing problems after upgrading to iOS 8 or later. But a number of users including me seem to be having problems with Safari after upgrading to.

I’m occasionally having problems opening a URL from a third-party app in Safari using the “Open in Safari” option in the Share sheet. It launches Safari, but the url doesn’t seem to be getting passed to it, and results in it loading a blank page. If I load the same URL in Safari then it seems to load fine. Steve Stroughton-Smith, well-respected developer and hacker is also having problems with Safari. Safari literally doesn't work in iOS 8.2 on iPad or iPhone here. I can't enter web urls or search even after relaunching it a bunch of times — Steve Troughton-Smith (@stroughtonsmith) He goes on to add that “Actually loading an URL from another source locks up Safari on both devices.” ditto.

Complete wipe without restore and it works. Restore dead. — ℳikey🏳️‍🌈🚨 (@mikeyofthegeek) I have had odd issues with Safari before upgrading to iOS 8.2, such as the website loads but the content is not seen till I scroll down. I haven’t hit that issue yet, but this new issue or issues seems to be even more annoying.

Let’s assume you are running a website or a blog on a particular domain name. Now because of some unavoidable circumstances, you have to buy a new domain name and shift your website onto the new address. Obviously, this will cause change in the URLs of your webpages. Oct 11, 2017 - Since macOS Sierra, Adobe's Flash plug-in has been turned off in Safari by default to encourage users — and websites — to use HTML5 for.

Update: If you’re having this problem then you can try to clear the history and website data. It is not ideal as it will clear history, cookies and other browsing data, but it resolved the problem for me, and Stroughton-Smith, and it is still a better option than restoring your device. Hat tip: Here’s how to fix the problem with Safari: • Launch the Settings app • Scroll down and tap on Safari.