so… do what it says and prefix your url with “httpS://”
Then maybe evaluate why you clicked the “httpS-Only” option??
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That would only work if @Mammatus has gone into Hub Login Security and and did the SSL configuration for HTTPS, which probably isn't the case.
Though I wonder why it didn't just fall back to http.
"HTTPS upgrades are now automatic in iOS Safari. Safari automatically upgrades requests to secure HTTPS and falls back to HTTP only if the secure page load fails."
"Toggle off the "Not Secure" Connection Warning (sometimes labeled Warn before connecting to a website over HTTP)."
Though that is only supposed to be to toggle the warning before falling back to http, AI seems to think it will get rid of that error.
I don't think @Mammatus enabled it, it seems to be on by default now.
Edit: Ah, this explains it:
"Safari does not offer a fallback for local IP addresses when the HTTP warning toggle is enabled."
So the the default is to warn, and with local addresses warn also stops fallback to http. I think that pretty much explains it. Default security settings strike again 
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Chrisbvt. Thank you, that got me in​
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