Hello! This situation is stumped. There is a certain site (ours) in PHP (Apache + Linux). On the site link to the PHP script. The user clicks on this link, the script, respectively, runs, does its job and sends the http user a header to redirect to another site (header ("Location: http://www.example.com);). So, Windows users have everything It works as it should. Most Linux users, in general, do the same. But here some Linux users with the firefox browser are not redirected to another site. Actually the question. What could be the reason?

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    Just as a guess. In Mozilla there is a network.http.redirection-limit setting that determines the maximum number of redirects. If it is set to zero, then requests for redirection from the server are blocked by the browser. Perhaps advanced Linux users have changed this setting for themselves.