How to access most of the websites with iPhone safari?

If you are not able to access most of the websites online with your iPhone in a safari browser that means either your Javascript is not enabled on your iPhone or your internet provider might be blocking your websites.  Tech guys know what is JavaScript but for a laymen it is a popular programming language used by most websites. It’s so commonly used because it allows web pages to be dynamic and interactive, able to respond to input from elements like buttons and text input. JavaScript doesn’t require any plug-ins as the browser itself knows how to interpret JavaScript code. Also note that JavaScript is often confused with Java. The two are very different programming languages that were developed separately and have nothing in common except part of their name.

Though by default the iPhone comes with Javacript enabled but if you want to check it and enable it if its not then follow the steps below to get access to most of your websites on your iPhone.

Tap the “Settings” icon on the home screen

You can go to Home Screen by pressing the round button underneath the screen. You will see the grid of icons. Then, find the “Settings” icon and tap on it.

• Scroll the Settings page down to the bottom
• The Settings screen is longer than the actual screen of the iPhone, so to reach the “Safari” section you will need to scroll the screen down a bit by dragging on the screen with your finger.
• Tap the “Safari” menu option
• Scroll the “Safari” settings section down
• Once again, the section you need to go to is further down the screen; drag the screen up with your finger until you see the “Advanced” menu option.
• Tap on the “Advanced” menu item
• Find the “JavaScript” setting
• You will find the “JavaScript” setting near the top of the “Advanced” screen. The screenshot below shows that the setting is disabled: it is slid over to the left.
• Slide the JavaScript setting control to the right to enable it
• JavaScript is now enabled

If your website is being blocked then you can make use of third party VPN on your iPhone. There are many VPNs with decent iOS support with many providers offering dedicated iOS apps. But before you download any VPN always take into considerations including tight security and a favourable privacy policy, along with terms of service which make it quite clear what logs and details are stored by the provider. The number of simultaneous connections allowed and the ensuing speeds you get from the VPN provider are also well worth considering, as ever.

Here the best iPhone VPNs to access most of the websites with iPhone safari

1. ExpressVPN

It has 3000 and over number of servers with 160 server locations and supports maximum 5 devices in one time. ExpressVPN also has no trouble helping you access streaming services like Netflix and Hulu, making it ideal for streaming.

The iOS client is very easy to set up and boasts a user-friendly interface that focuses on smart server selection via different filters. Users can connect with a single tap and use the VPN seamlessly, with an option to reconnect automatically should your mobile data or Wi-Fi connection unexpectedly drop. The main drawback is the lack of a kill-switch, so that might be an issue for some. There are some unusual extras too, like the ability to switch protocols. The app itself supports iOS 8 and higher, a somewhat better level of support for the iPhone than found elsewhere.

ExpressVPN offers 24/7 customer support through live chat or email, to help users with any questions or issues they may encounter. The provider has an excellent privacy policy and doesn’t collect or log traffic data, connection IPs, or browsing activity.

The prices aren’t the cheapest, but may be worth the added cost for those who want the best experience for iOS devices, including iPhones and iPads. The most affordable option is the yearly subscription, for which ExpressVPN throws in 3 additional months for free.

2. IPVanish

IPVanish is another super fast VPN app for your iPhone with over 1200 servers in 60 over locations and supports max 10 devices. It offers great performance and download speeds are by around 15% over long distances, with even faster results when it came to some short hops. The native client supports iOS 9 or better, works equally well on iPhone and connects automatically anytime internet traffic is detected. It also suggests the fastest server based on your location and ping time.

When it comes to security, IPVanish offers a broad range of protocols (for iOS, IKEv2 and IPSec are available), and on the privacy front, the provider doesn’t record any online activity or connection data while using the iOS app. 

There are three plans and include a 7-day money-back guarantee. The 1-year subscription is the most affordable option.

3. Nord VPN

NordVPN and one of the most secure VPN apps for iPhone with over 5300 servers and suppors mx 6 devices.

NordVPN’s iOS app is user-friendly where everything is well organized, with at-a-glance information displayed by the ‘quick connect’ widget which details the closest server, availability, load percentage and so on. However, the interface as a whole could have been better. This provider’s network boasts a plentiful amount of servers, and offers perfectly acceptable performance. 

On the security front, NordVPN supports 256-bit encryption, and offers an automatic kill switch, along with double data encryption (which passes your data through two separate VPN servers). This provider also has a ‘no logs’ policy, which is good to see.

Potential customers can sign up for a free trial, tucked away on the website, which is useful as the monthly billing is certainly on the expensive side. The rest of the paid subscriptions are much more reasonably priced, and indeed if you want to commit longer-term, the limited three-year plan actually offers fantastic value.

4. Private Internet Access

Private Internet Access is the best VPN for performance and price having offer 3300 servers in 52 locations and supports max 10 devices.

The native client requires iOS 9 on 64-bit or higher and it works quite well on iPads as well. The app itself is somewhat basic and it’s generally low on features, but it does its job well.

On the security front, the provider supports the PPTP, OpenVPN and L2TP/IPSec protocols with the 128-AES and 256-AES encryption. A kill-switch is also available which works admirably and the provider states that it doesn’t have logging of any kind.

Note that the provider doesn’t offer a free trial but there is a 7-day money back guarantee and the plans are quite affordable. The two-year plan is the best choice here.

5. Safer VPN

Last but not the least is  SaferVPN which is very affordable VPN app with over 700 servers in 34 locations

This VPN offers lots of quality software clients, and the iOS app is no exception. You can connect with a simple tap without any prior configuration as the app automatically determines the best server locations for optimal performance. The client also automatically protects data over any unsecured Wi-Fi hotspot.

SaferVPN manages its own network. In our performance tests, we found speeds were pretty good compared to rivals, and we obtained solid download rates even over longer distances.

On the downside, this VPN records some session data, although none of this is related to your actual activities online – but it’s still more information than competitors collect, generally speaking.

Safer boasts a free access-all-areas 24-hour trial to check it out. Among the three price plans, the limited 3-year plan offers the best value.

Now choose the best way to access your websites in iPhone safari if you are finding it difficult to browse.