Fix redirect errors in Firefox
If Firefox reports a redirect error when selecting a link on a website, it is Problem mostly in a broken link or incorrect cookie settings and can be easily remedy.
The message of a redirect error always appears in Firefox if a request is not carried out may, for example, because the link is incorrect or if the page you tried to go to another page forward. To avoid this, it is advisable to adjust the cookie settings in Firefox.
Fix redirect errors in the browser
- Especially on websites where you have to register, incorrect cookie settings often lead to redirect errors, which are reported by Firefox.
- To fix this, you should allow cookies for these pages. You can do this in the Firefox settings in the "Tools" menu.
- Here you select the "Data protection" tab. Here you can check the box next to "Accept cookies". If this should only apply to certain websites, select "Exceptions".
- Enter the website for which the cookies should be allowed and either select the middle button "Allow for this session" (which means that when the browser is closed, the cookies are refused again) or "Allow" (which means that the cookies for the registered website are constantly allowed will).
- Now try again to call up the website or to select the link on the website. No more redirect errors should be displayed, so that you can use the website as usual.
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Message in case of redirection errors to Firefox
- If the redirection errors cannot be resolved as described above, you can report the website to Firefox.
- To do this, open "Help" in the menu and select "Send feedback". Here you enter the existing problem in the form and send it off.
- This helps Firefox to fix problems directly and to avoid them in the future, from which not only you, but all users benefit.