Safari loading blank pages

SOLVED - I too had this problem on my iPhone XR, iOS 13.1.3 and solved it by setting the Zoom to standard:

Settings - Display & Brightness - Display Zoom - View - Select Standard - Press Set in top right corner

Hope this helps.

This has been driving me crazy but I found the issue. Make sure JavaScript is ON in the Safari advanced settings. I had turned it off in the name of better security but it seems to have broken many sites resulting in that white/blank page. Hope that helps.

All...First post, I don’t normally post on forums but having had this problem and having tried everything listed throughout this thread, I think I have found a solution that works for me and thought I should share it. I was having issues with some specific UK websites and it seems that turning off ‘prevent cross-site tracking’ in Safari has rectified this. My wife had this set to off on her iPhone and could load the websites, but when I put prevent cross site tracking on, the same issues occurred on her phone. I’m not sure if the issue is with Apple or with the the website in terms of not being able to prevent cross tracking. Hopefully this will help & maybe someone with more technical knowledge could shed some further light.

I have the same issue on my iPhone X running iOS 13.1.2. I don’t know if this has permanently solved the problem but I went into Settings > Safari > Advanced > Experimental Features and turned everything off. I don’t see the issue but I only recently made these changes so time will tell.

Thank you, this worked for me too. However, I went through the experimental features and tried turning of one by one (starting with the ones that seemed more likely to be causing the problem). Turning off the “Visual Viewport API” exp. feature seems to have solved the problem for me.

@PopoDani, The solution is to go into your advanced Safari settings and uncheck “experimental features”. Turning this off fixes it.

Capacitydude posted this and replied say this has solved it:

“I have the same issue on my iPhone X running iOS 13.1.2. I don’t know if this has permanently solved the problem but I went into Settings > Safari > Advanced > Experimental Features and turned everything off. I don’t see the issue but I only recently made these changes so time will tell. “

I had the same issue and this tip fixed it for me. I turned off all experimental features, closed all tabs, restarted Safari and the issue was resolved.

This has continued to work for me:

Turn off all experimental features in Safari settings.

Upgrade to 13.3.1 and turn safari experimental features off.

I don't have a fix per se, but a workaround. First, it seems to happen to me after I've had a tab open a while and navigate through pages, go back, etc. This would suggest that there is probably a memory leak somewhere, but I haven't done any digging on that front.

That said, if I open a link in a background tab (or any NEW tab) it will display properly. To do this on iOS tap and hold on a link, wait for the menu to appear, and then tap on "Open in Background". Once you switch to that tab, everything should be fine, for a while at least. If you have a blank screen, go back a page (it usually still renders properly) and open the problematic page using this procedure.

Hope that helps someone.

Turn off all experimental features in Safari settings.

I turned off all my content blockers and (i think) the problem is gone.

You can clear website data occasionally to improve Safari performance. If you still need help, follow these steps:

1. Go to Settings > Safari.
2. Tap Clear History and Website data.
3. Tap Clear History and Data to confirm.

Worked for me!