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Just Upgraded my iPhone 5 with iOs 8.
Before the upgrade I was able to connect to internal IIS 8 Webservers (Sharepoint and a couple of other IIS applications)
Now I get the Authorisation questions and then the page remains white .
It seems to happen with IIS Web applications. Passive browsing is not affected.
Tested the behaviour with a iPhone 5S runnig iOs8 and the same.
Please fix.
iPhone 5, iOS 8
Got the same problem here. After the IOS8 upgrade can no longer open SharePoint 2010 in Safari across all devices. Google Chrome works fine though.
Yes, we have noticed that any NTLM basd authentication system fails with the new safari. other browsers such as chrome or atomicweb work. not sure what changed with safari to cause this, especially since chrom and atomicweb use safari. it must be related to the browser now identifies itself.
Adding my voice to this one.
Environment - SharePoint 2013, claims based authentication. Safari will occasionally load part of page, but then on completion will blank the page out. Does present with request for username and pw
Chrome works fast, displays all information.
Our linux system is also unable to load its authenticated user pages.
Device - iPad Air 32GB wifi only - iOS 8.
Same thing happened with iOS 7. They broke Windows Authentication in Safari when iOS 7 was released. It wasn't fixed until iOS 7.0.3.
Looks like the fix didn't make it into iOS 8, or they did something else to break it again. (One has to wonder if this is on purpose...)
If Apple would allow us to choose the default browser, we would just switch to Chrome where it always works...
Our enterprise has stopped all iOS 8 upgrades and iPhone 6 purchases until it is fixed.
iOS 8.0.2 rolled out yesterday and I had high hopes for Safari to be fixed with SharePoint site. Initially after the update was run SharePoint site was fully functional as it should be. However after a power cycle of the iPad Safari reverts back to the same behavior with not loading the site. Seriously this is inhibiting needed functionality. If this is what I'm going to have to deal with, then maybe I should consider Surface Pro's for my guys in the field.
Did not fix it for me either. On an iPhone 6 with 8.0.2, it did ask me for my login & password four times and then I saw our SharePoint home page. But clicking on anything on the page just hung it (spinner spinning at the top of Safari forever).
On a iPhone 4S, I never see the SharePoint home page even after entering the login & password multiple times. It almost appears to be some kind of timing issue, with the iPhone 6 being a faster device.
At this point, we are telling people not to upgrade to iOS 8 and to hold off on buying the iPhone 6.
Not so sure it is as simple as a Safari fix. I'm having no issue access our SharePoint sites, both internally (mainly MOSS 2007) and externally hosted (2013), with iOS 8.
Maybe there is some slight difference between 2013 and 2010. What I can tell you however is that across all devices with iOS 8.0 and 8.0.2 and SharePoint 2010 do not mix. At least not at the moment. From what I remember there was a similar situation with iOS 7 at the beginning as well.
We are using SharePoint 2013 and it does not work. And it is not just SharePoint. We have other internal web apps that use Windows Authentication and it does not work with those either. Chrome works fine will all of them on iOS 8.
James Ward4, are you using Windows Auth or Forms Auth?
And CCI_INC, you are correct about iOS 7. When iOS 7 first came out, it did not work with sites using Windows Auth and was fixed in iOS 7.0.3. Hard to believe they left out that fix in iOS 8 - I suppose it could be a different bug.
Unfortunately, Chrome is not really an option for us because we have a workflow system that sends out hyperlinks in emails that go to our Windows Auth sites, and Apple will not allow a default browser other than Safari, so tapping a link in an email always goes to Safari.
Forms Authentication, mannagia. Our mobile WiFi is considered off network across the board, and no AD authentication. Everything is manual sign-in.
Thought so... this is only when using Windows (Integrated/AD/NTLM/IIS - whatever the term of the day is) Authentication.
Understood. Assume you are using a profile installed on the devices? Any attempt to delete and reinstall?
No profiles.
We are also facing the same issue with our internal site.
Also we are seeing weird issue with the same site that is ported in a webview. only happens on iOS 8.
Cannot see Sharepoint with iOS8
