Safari keeps reloading page - Apple iPad 2

1. From the Home screen, open "Settings".
2. Scroll down and select "Safari".
3. Scroll to the bottom and select "Advanced".
4. Choose "Website Data".
5. Scroll to the bottom and select "Remove All Website Data" or select "Show All Sites" > "Edit" and remove the site you are experiencing problems with.
6. Now when you attempt to use Safari on your iPhone or iPad again, you should no longer experience this error message.

your internet is not good enough,THAT is the problem

Here's a couple of things to try jackw1066.

• Close out of Safari by holding down the home button then sliding the small Safari page up until it disappears. Then turn off the device by holding down the sleep/wake button and sliding to power off, leave it off for at least 10 seconds then turn it back on to test.
• Still not working? Go into Settings > Safari > Adanced > Safari Data > Erase all Safari data. Turn it off and on again like above.
• If it is still not working, download another browser like Google Chrome and see if those work there.

If you are running an old version of the software like iOS 6 (you can check this under Settings > General > About) or you have an older iPad, it might just be a limitation of the older technology. Those sites are designed to work with up to date technology.
If you are running current software or have a new iPad then you might want to restore the device - Safari is part of the software so it could just be a glitch with the software.

reload. or use the app. or the mobile website on safari

Try clearing your browsing history. Open up your Settings on your iPad, click Safari, then Clear History. This will wipe out your iPads previous knowledge of any sites you've visited.

To prevent them from listing moving forward, you can use private browsing. If you're using iOS 7, you can access it by opening Safari, hitting the + button near the bottom of the page, and hitting Private in the left hand corner. It'll ask you if you want to keep or close your currently open tabs after that.

Hope this helps!

Sounds like your wifi connection is down. If other pages will load, it's the server hosting this page which is down.

Either the website you're trying to go to isn't available, or you're not connected to the internet. Make sure you're typing the correct site, and that you are connected to Wi-Fi.

I think you can do that in Apple's website.

Android 4.0 Tablet PC

Hi!

Safari in iOS devices (iPhone,iPod,iPad) is system app, and is always updated with update of firmware (iOS), you can't update safari itself, without updating whole firmware.