Firefox – Forbid http-equiv=“refresh” redirect

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When javascript is off (NoScript), a site redirects me and i can't get back to the page i came to.

<noscript><meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; URL=/badbrowser.php"></noscript>

How to forbid such redirect but let me follow it manually (like NoRedirect does), or at least make it leave an entry in page history?

NoRedirect doesn't handle this situation.

Information for other browsers is welcome too.

Best Answer

In firefox, go to about:config and search for "refresh". Then, just set accessibility.blockautorefresh to true and you're done.

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Synology DSM Menu > Control Panel > External Access -change http to 80 and https to 443 like this (Control Panel example setup)

No need to forward the ports just changes them in the control panel since from a security point of view its the same just what you are doing adds extra work and more resource usage from the NAS.

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