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I have an iPad Pro and ever since ios13 came out, YouTube won’t work on safari... when you try and play a video the YouTube screen goes pixelated and it comes up with “Safari cannot open the page because the address is invalid.”
works fine with Firefox and the YouTube app 🤔☹️
iPad Pro 10.5-inch, Wi-Fi
I think I found the problem... when we had the update, safari was automatically set to find the desktop version of the YouTube and other websites. Yet when I would go to YouTube, it automatically sent me to the mobile site. As a result of safari looking for the desktop version, it would say the mobile site had an invalid address. I went to settings, then to safari, and under the heading “settings for websites” click on “request desktop website”. Turn the setting to off, and you should be all set. Thanks to the other commenters who gave me the leads I needed to find this! Hope this works for you.
Try long pressing on a YouTube video in Safari and choose open in a new tab and see what happens.
It is not work with m.youtube.com
Well, it seems there is a problem with the Youtube or Safari app, or both, in iOS 13 which needs to be fixed. Hope they do it soon.
Awesome work thanks!!👍🏼
Where do I find "Settings"?
When I go to settings for website there is no mention of request desktop website
Apple and Adobe have had over 10 years to sort out the Flash Media player. No excuses there.
I knew the end of Adobe Flash Player was near, I just couldn't remember the exact date.
I thought it was going to end earlier in 2020, though.
@LotusPilot, @MichelPM
Exactly, Flash is legacy technology. I cannot recall the last time I encountered a web element that required Flash.
This talk about Adobe Flash Player for mobile devices is all irrelevant.
It is never going to ever happen and mainstream Adobe Flash Player will be a thing of the past by the end of next year.
nick904, thank you sooo much, switching off that option solved everything!
This worked for me thanks for coming back and sharing.
thanks, it worked.
DPNJSN,
Thank you so much.
Yes! Brilliant! This work perfectly, thank you thank you!
YouTube not working on Safari!
