Hi.
I am trawling through the Obsidian Help pages and several of them simply aren’t loading, such as:
macOS 26.2
Safari 26.2
Anyone seeing the same issue? Know a fix?
The Web Inspector says:
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404: https://publish-01.obsidian.md/access/f786db9fac45774fa4f0d8112e232d67/publish.css.map
I’ve seen this too, but only on my iPad, which is my only device running a beta OS (26.2). It seems something in that version doesn’t like the site. I haven’t found a workaround yet (partly because I can view the site on other devices). I recommend reporting it to Apple thru Feedback Assistant (which I’ve mean meaning to do).
Checking if this is something on our end as its been happening to me too. I am also on 26.2.
We think this may just be a beta build, as the only ones who can reproduce have OS 26.2 and are using Safari.
We’ll keep an eye and see if it happens on the next update, or makes it to release.
As a side note, reducing the content to load on the page does make it better.
Thanks, @CawlinTeffid and @Sigrunixia .
I had forgotten that 26.2 is a beta build. Tried on my partner’s 26.1 Mac, and it is fine. My mistake. Apologies.
Is that something I can do? If so, how?
Odd that some pages load and others don’t; presumably trying to load different elements on different pages and tripping over something.
As extra info – on the off chance it helps in the longer term – switching user agents using the developer tools sees the same pages fail in Safari, Chrome, and Edge, but load in Firefox. 
EDIT
For anyone with this issue, you can get pages to load by:
That is so weird for that to be a trigger. Thanks for the fact-finding! We’ll still keep an eye on this issue.
A bug report has been opened in Publish: Website content missing on main landing page in safari/webkit .
The reason some pages open and some doesn’t has to with the .md size. any page roughly under 10K characters loads just fine and above that seem like Safari’s Service Worker chokes on async error handling for multi-chunk (>10KB) files. Definitely safari’s bug and unfortunately affect all iOS browsers because in iOS every browser is forced to use Safari’s webkit implementation which has race condition bug right now. apple is so annoying.
This is now fixed without the need for the workaround.
