Safari works very well on the iPhone, but it’s not without its problems. In some cases, Apple’s native web browser may slow down, crash, or fail to load a website.
If Safari doesn’t work on your iPhone as usual, the following troubleshooting tips can help you patch your iPhone. Try the final fix, including resetting the iPhone settings, only if everything else fails.

1. Update iOS
Have you recently updated your iPhone? The latest iOS updates often include known bugs and problem fixes for Safari. If your browser is unstable, it is essential to apply them.
Start by opening setting The app on your iPhone. next, Universal >> >> Software update..If updates are listed, tap Download and install Install it on your iPhone.


When asked to confirm on your iPhone, swipe right to turn off your iPhone.After shutting down completely, press and hold ~ side Press the button again to restart.
4. Clear browsing data
Old Safari browser caches can also cause crashes and freezes. However, most commonly, your browser may not be able to load your website correctly. Try cleaning it up so you can start over with a fresh slate.
Go to setting App and selection Safari.. Scroll down the next screen and Clear history and website data..Then tap Clear history and data To confirm.


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<p>If everything looks fine, try enabling and disabling airplane mode. This usually fixes a bug in the iPhone’s cellular connection.</p>
<h2>9. Renew your Wi-Fi lease</h2>
<p>If you’re having trouble loading a website into a particular Wi-Fi network in Safari, try renewing your Wi-Fi lease.To do this, go to <strong>setting </strong>>> >> <strong>Wifi</strong> Tap <strong>information </strong>The icon next to the Wi-Fi connection.On the next screen, tap the labeled option <strong>Renew lease</strong>..</p>
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If you have a Wi-Fi router nearby and you can access it, you can try restarting it.
10. Change the DNS
Is Safari still having problems loading websites over a particular Wi-Fi network? Try changing the DNS server. For example, Google DNS and OpenDNS are much better at finding web addresses and usually fix most connectivity issues.
To change the DNS server for Wi-Fi connection setting App, tap Wifi,Tap information Click the icon next to your Wi-Fi network and click Configure DNS.. Add a Google DNS or OpenDNS server and tap keep..
Google DNS:
8.8.8.8
8.8.4.4
OpenDNS:
208.67.222.222
208.67.220.220

11. Check the screen time
If you can’t access certain websites repeatedly, your iPhone may have a screen time limit. To confirm it setting >> >> Screening time >> >> Content and privacy restrictions >> >> Content restrictions >> >> Web content.. next, Unlimited access The setting is selected.
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<h2>12. Reset the network settings</h2>
<p>If you’re still having trouble loading websites in Safari, try resetting your iPhone’s network settings. This will restore the corrupted network-related settings to their defaults. </p>
<p><strong>Note:</strong> Resetting the network settings will remove all Wi-Fi networks and VPN connections from your iPhone. You will need to manually add it again after the reset procedure.</p>
<p>To reset the network settings:</p>
<p>1. Open <strong>setting </strong>App.</p>
<p>2. Tap <strong>Universal </strong>>> >> <strong>reset </strong>Choose <strong>Reset network settings</strong>..</p>
<p>3. Tap <strong>Reset network settings </strong>confirm one more time.</p>
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