I'd like an ability to trace and debug all kinds of redirects (server, javascript, html).
What is the easiest way to tell firefox to break on redirects and to display redirect information, after which I must have the ability to resume redirect?
I've tried NoRedirect, and I can't seem get it to work.
URL redirects send users to another page or website from your Web pages. You can use the Windows advanced search function to find all of your website files that contain a redirect function. The Windows advanced search function includes the ability to search for phrases contained within the files.
They achieve their nefarious goals in two ways: using redirects or history manipulation. Redirects are simple – on the way in you're bounced through a redirect you don't notice that sits in your browser history between the page you started on and the page you're on now.
Simply head to Analytics and follow this path: HTTP Codes, Top Charts, HTTP Status Codes Distribution or Insights, and then click 301 URLs in the pie chart. There are also a variety of other ways you can navigate to your 301s within Analytics and URL Explorer.
TamperData addon for firefox.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tamper-data/
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