I've noticed this and I think it is considered a feature since if you were redirected once than it stands to reason that you are going to be redirected again if you visit the same page. I think(but have no actual knowledge) that the point of this is to prevent you from getting stuck on a page which you can't back out of since going back one page will just bring you back to the same page after the redirect.
David Tenser wrote: > Anyone noticed or reported this? > > When loading a page with a meta tag that's supposed to load another page > after n seconts: > > <meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="10;URL=start.html"> > > Mozilla's Back button isn't updated when moving to the other page. You > can't back to the previous page, instead you are taken to the page you > visited before that page. > > / David >
