Early on, I told people who had cache issues to come in through beta.answerMug.com. I'm talking to a member who is still getting sent back to our old site. If you or someone you know keeps getting sent to Mug limbo, will you please comment here or PM me? I need to compare devices, browsers, and locations to find out what it could be. Thanks!
If you want to clear cache in Puffin, please go to settings->clear browsing data->cached images and files.
That's all they said. As far as getting booted, yes... that's going to keep happening as long as you use Beta. I can't stop that. You really need to be coming in through the main site- answerMug.com. I only brought people in through beta who had cache issues that prevented them from coming in through the regular site. That's not a good way to be here, but it at least got you here. Every time you click on something that says answerMug.com, your system is remembering the old site. Most of the links here skip the site name, and so your browser knows to keep you where you are, but if it says answerMug (without the beta), your system is going to look up where it thinks answerMug is, and it's got it wrong.
Here's instructions on how to clear a DNS cache on an iPad: https://www.igeeksblog.com/how-to-change-dns-on-iphone-ipad/
It could also be tied to your router or modem. If you're logging in at home and you've already cleared the iPad's cache and the browser's cache, you can try OzGirl's suggestion, but it involves some tech knowledge because you have to change some settings within those devices. Equally, you may find a simple solution by googling the name of your modem and router and looking for how to clear its DNS.
One of these cache fixes should work and allow you to type answerMug.com into your browser and come directly here, without the constant boots.
I don't use Puffin, but someone else informed me that it also compresses and stips code in order to make it run faster. Opera mini does the same thing. While these types of browser can speed loads, they have the tendency to totally jack up websites- you won't see the same things as everyone else, nor will you have full functionality. That's the way those browsers are designed, though. They're doing what they're made to do. Good for speed, bad for experience and interaction.