It seems that iStripper.com is not available to all mobile browsers. I cannot access the website from my Apple tablet since just before the website update. My Apple phone can access the site. I have gone the customer service route with this issue but no resolution to the problem was found.

Thinking that it may be a problem with my device, I bought a new Apple tablet which is also unable to access the website 😕

Can android tablets access the website?

I've a smartphone under Android 6.0.1 and I can access the site with Chrome

Hi @Steffy; I can access the website on my iPhone but not from my iPads. All of my devices use iOS 11.3 as the operating system.

Some parental policy to set on the iPad, perhaps ?

No restrictions of any kind on the iPads. I just finished installing Google chrome on the new iPad and iStripper.com returns the same blank page that I get on the Safari browser.

Have you install Java both on the iPhone and the iPads ?

It works on the phone, does not work on the tablets.

@Chicsans

I have an Amazon Kindle Fire that does something like you are reporting.

If I use the default browser "Amazon Silk" and try to go to the iStripper web site I get nothing but blank. I noticed that the browser was trying for the "mobile" version (https://m.iStripper.com/auth/login) of the website, so I told it to ask for the desktop version (without the little m) and that came right up and worked.

Additionally, I have installed dolphin browser on my Fire and it does the same thing although Dolphin seems to have trouble displaying the website in the desktop version so I don't use it for iStripper at all.

I use Firefox mobile on my Android phone and that works fine with iStripper as well but that goes straight to the desktop version doesn't use the "m" version either. Maybe because my Firefox bookmark is synced from my desktop computers and that is where I made the original bookmark.

Not sure if IOS products do the same thing or not but that is what I see.

Hope this might help.

I use the Dolphin Browser on my Amazon Fire Tablet, because Dolphin still allows flash to be installed as an extension.
Mobile Flash has been removed from most mobile Browsers.

Also, on My Android Phone with Chrome Browser
I tell it to fetch the desktop version of the pages.

The flash thing is exactly why I got Dolphin too, but I can't get it to render the iStripper website properly on the Fire tablet for some reason. Probably something I'm doing or not doing properly with it.

Had to cross load the .apk file for it since Amazon's store doesn't allow it direct.

Since I am ***** to reading and can use the fire's ability to read the story to me, I use that while driving the 100's of miles I seem to have to do almost daily. Keeps me from wanting to fall ***** as the miles pass by.

Unfortunately none of this probably helps the O.P. with her problem, since I don't know if IOS devices can use Dolphin anyway.

@pumpdude48; the fact that you can open the desktop website on your Amazon Fire, which is, I believe, an android based operating system makes me think that this is an iOS issue for iPad. I can open the desktop website quite easily on my iPhone, but typing anything on that teeny tiny virtual keyboard is a *****.

I hear you on thoae boring drives. I drive linehaul, 630 miles every night.

Could be but unfortunately my last iOS phone was a 3Splus so I have no idea what the new ones are capable of.

After that I crossed over to the dark side and went android since that is what the company was providing.

My wife and sons have iOS devices and my ***** has android so we are pretty split here at home as well.

I would rather not try to see if I can pull up iStripper on my sons pad tho, he probably wouldn't care (he's 24yrs old) but it's just the thought... so I can't be of much further help I'm afraid.

Good luck and stay safe on those long drives at night. I try to avoid night driving at all anymore due to vision issues that make seeing clearly on the road at night difficult.

Try @Dorsai6 as he seems the iOS guru around here...

Okay, so today I went to Staples office supplies and tested accessing the website with a floor model Acer Iconia tablet. I disconnected it from the store's Wi-Fi and tethered the tablet to my iPhone to avoid any store Wi-Fi restrictions. The desktop website loaded perfectly onto the Android device. I'm guessing that this is an Apple iPad only issue.