Hi there! I see you're having trouble accessing Flo Hockey. Just to clarify, are you trying to watch on a browser within your Windows 10 device using WebKit? Or are you using an app version of Flo Hockey somewhere else? Also, could you share any error messages or what exactly happens when you try to open it?

In the meantime, here are some initial steps we can try together:

1. Refresh your browser or completely close and reopen it.
2. Clear your browser cache and cookies. Sometimes old data causes loading issues.
3. Make sure your browser is updated since WebKit updates might impact streaming.
4. Verify your internet connection speed — slow or unstable networks can prevent streaming.
5. Try accessing Flo Hockey on a different browser, like Chrome or Edge, if possible.

If you're using an app (or if web isn't working), an additional step on devices that use apps:

- Restart your device.
- Clear app cache and data if possible.
- Check for any available updates to the app.

If none of these help, there could be a temporary network outage or issue on Flo Hockey's end. In fact, there have been recent reports of network outages affecting FloHockey1, so the team might still be working on resolving it.

Can you let me know what you’re seeing exactly when attempting to access Flo Hockey? That way I can help guide you more precisely!

the app is saying uh oh we encountered a problem

Thanks for sharing that detail about the "Uh oh we encountered a problem" message on the FloSports app. Let's work through some steps to try fixing that on your Windows 10 device using WebKit:

1. Restart the Device
Fully power off your Windows PC, wait 30 seconds, then power it back on. Sometimes lingering temporary glitches get cleared this way.

2. Clear Browser Cache and Cookies
Since you’re using WebKit on Windows (which is a bit uncommon, but possible in some environments), clearing cache can help. In WebKit-based browsers, go to settings > privacy > clear browsing data > clear cache and cookies, then restart the browser.

3. Update the Browser
Make sure your browser is up to date, as outdated software can cause app errors.

4. Check Internet Connection
Verify your internet is stable and reasonably fast. Streaming apps can fail to load properly on weak connections.

5. Try a Different Browser
If possible, try opening FloSports app in Chrome or Edge on your Windows machine to isolate if the issue is with the browser itself.

6. Log Out and Log Back In
Sometimes session authentication fails—logging out of the FloSports app or website and logging back in can refresh this.

7. Disable Browser Extensions
If you use any ad blockers or privacy extensions, try temporarily disabling them as they can interfere with streaming apps.

If the problem persists after these, it might be related to a known outage or issue on FloSports’ side. They have been reported to have some network issues impacting streaming recently1.

Would you be able to try these steps and let me know which one works or if the problem continues? That’ll help me assist you better!

FloSports app not working on Android/iOS

Thanks for asking about troubleshooting the FloSports app on Android or iOS. Since your device is Windows 10 with WebKit, this won’t apply directly, but I can certainly share useful steps typically recommended for Android/iOS app issues, as they can be helpful concepts if you’re using FloSports on those platforms or advising others:

1. Update the App
Ensure the FloSports app is updated to the latest version from Google Play Store (Android) or the App Store (iOS). An outdated app can cause crashes or loading problems.

2. Check Internet Connection
Verify you have a stable, fast internet connection. Streaming apps tend to fail or buffer heavily over weak networks.3

3. Restart the App and Device
Close the app completely (remove from recent apps) and restart your phone or tablet. This clears temporary glitches.

4. Clear App Cache (Android)
In Android’s Settings > Apps > FloSports > Storage, clear the cache. For iOS, you generally need to reinstall the app to clear cached data.8

5. Reinstall the App
Uninstall the FloSports app, then reinstall it to ensure a fresh, clean version is installed.3

6. Log Out and Log Back In
Sometimes login sessions get corrupted. Logging out from your account and logging back in can help refresh permissions.

7. Disable VPN or Proxy
If you use VPN or proxy services, disable them temporarily as they can interfere with streaming connectivity.

8. Check for Service Outages
Occasionally, the FloSports service experiences issues on certain devices or regions. The FloSports team is usually aware and works on fixes7.

If you are primarily using the Windows WebKit browser environment, I recommend sticking with browser-focused steps like clearing cache, updating the browser, and trying alternative browsers such as Chrome or Edge, which tend to have broader FloSports support.

If you'd like, I can guide you through these steps specifically for your Windows setup. How would you like to proceed? Are you primarily streaming on PC or mobile?