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11. Don't know. let's find out.

Sun Aug 11, 2019, 08:43 AM

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Delete all Safari data. Dr Hobbitstein Aug 2019 #1

It just kept coming back for me. BootinUp Aug 2019 #3

I've had the same problem since last night thinkingagain Aug 2019 #5

What browser r u using? BootinUp Aug 2019 #6

Firefox seems to not be a problem thinkingagain Aug 2019 #8

Do you have an infected router? Dr Hobbitstein Aug 2019 #9

Don't know. let's find out. BootinUp Aug 2019 #11

Also, this. Dr Hobbitstein Aug 2019 #12

The also this may have been the ticket. Nt BootinUp Aug 2019 #13

had same problem HeartlandProgressive Aug 2019 #18

See post 9. Dr Hobbitstein Aug 2019 #10

After deleting Safari data (in Settings), restart your phone 3c273a Aug 2019 #15

Nevermind... It's back. n/t 3c273a Aug 2019 #16

Turn off JavaScript in advanced settings BootinUp Aug 2019 #2

That seems to have worked. Thank you. nt raccoon Aug 2019 #7

Update: follow post 12. Then u can turn JavaScript back on. BootinUp Aug 2019 #14

The browser called EPIC Tetrachloride Aug 2019 #17