is why firefox sometimes pop up a bar projection top 'firefox prevented this redirect page automatically, enable '.

is why firefox sometimes pop up a bar projection top 'firefox prevented this redirect page automatically, enable '.

There is a setting for this:

Orange button or Firefox menu Tools > Options > advanced

Under the mini general tab, uncheck the "warn me when web sites try to redirect or reload the page.

What is fix?

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