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This is because the website uses a badly-written redirect. Chrome, Opera, and Safari have no problem with these redirects, though: their Back button doesn't be

by Zarel 13y ago

This is because the website uses a badly-written redirect. Chrome, Opera, and Safari have no problem with these redirects, though: their Back button doesn't become broken when they hit a redirect. I think if every other modern browser has no problem with redirects, it's as much the fault of Firefox as the website...

MichaelApproved 13y ago
"This is because the website uses a badly-written redirect." Maybe I'm cynical but I don't think it's badly-written, I think it's deliberate. I agree that FF is at fault but I'm suspicious of these websites and believe they likely do it on purpose to improve their analytics for page retention. That probably also improves their SEO ranking since (as I understand it) Google will see the person is on their page for longer and will credit the page as having good content.