Is Chrome different for iPad than iMac

iPad mini, 128 GB, latest IOS, Bought iPad mini for work but Chrome will not open certain web pages while desktop version will. What is the difference between iPad/iPhone Chrome and Desktop Chrome. Safari,will not work at all on certain work web pages. either Desktop or iPad, Therefore when Chrome worked great on my iMac I thought it would also work on my iPad. Is there a work-around?

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