captive.apple.com is preventing me from connecting to my wifi

I cannot log in to captive apple when i use my wifi at home

hi Relay1, I have been experiencing the same exact problem with you, with the same exact extender. Did you manage to resolve this?

Thanks

Use this link. It worked for me.

https://www.cnet.com/news/how-to-fix-a-blank-wi-fi-login-screen-in-ios/

OK. I'm looking over the manual and have a couple of questions. Have you configured the extender network to use WPA2-AES (CCMP)? If you leave it with no security, the iPad will not be happy. Second, does the extender work with any other devices?

You said yes to both questions, but didn't mention a device that connects successfully. I want to be sure that the DHCP and internet access are working through the extender. As I mentioned before, that captive.apple.com url just returns a web page with the word "Success" on it. The iPad may be trying to access it to verify the internet connection, though it does sound strange. Your devices are obviously not having success.

This https://grpugh.wordpress.com/2014/10/29/an-undocumented-change-to-captive-networ k-assistant-settings-in-os-x-10-10-yosem… article applies to computers, not iPads, but seems to describe what's going on. Your iPad thinks you need to use this mini-browser to connect to the extender. It sounds like there's some problem with configuration, perhaps with DHCP. Is the extender successfully connecting to the router?

Here are a couple of voodoo tricks you could try.

Put the iPad in Airplane mode. Then connect to the WiFi. In theory this should not work, but apparently it does. You may be able to leave Airplane mode and remain connected.

Less mysterious, Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings. Then try to connect.

Hi. When iOS connects to WiFi, it asks Safari to load that URL from the internet. One of three possibilities then occurs:

1. You are on a "captive" network that requires you to view a web page, and possibly login, the network sends its login page, you agree, the network allows your request to go through, and iOS cancels Safari.

2. You're on a normal home or business network, the request is completed, and iOS cancels Safari.

3. You have no internet access, or the router blocks the URL. Safari remains open, displaying the URL that failed to load, a blank page. This situation is not expected by iOS and should "never" occur.

You are experiencing the third situation. You need to check that your router can access the internet, and the URL is not being blocked by the router. If that's OK, try restarting the router, then Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Data, then try to connect again.

Are you trying to connect through a WiFi extender (repeater)? Some users have reported this happens with an extender.

Here http://ask.metafilter.com/158997/Whats-The-Deal-With-Safaris-Too-Many-Redirects- Message is some discussion of the meaning of this message. It's also been suggested that the device time should be correct local time. Are you using the local timezone? Are the working phones using Safari, or another browser? Does this affect all sites?

Hi

We are in Portugal which is the same time zone as home, the U.K. We are using safari on the iPhones and yes we cannot connect to any site on the iPad. Also cannot connect through the App Store app or any other app on the iPad.

IM having the EXACT same problem and I have the exact same extender. I've tried everythinG. Please let me know if you find a Solutio.

What is the make and model of the extender? Is it connected to the router by ethernet cable, or by WiFi?