In the past, I could reliably see the response of a request, even if that request received a 301/302 in the response headers.
Somewhat recently, that has changed, and now the FF network tab shows the response body of the page after redirect. This is something that Chrome does, and the fact that FF always continued to show these granular, more accurate, details, is a reason I stick to FF.
This change isn’t particularly helpful, as the next request is usually the browser following the redirect, which shows the same response.
As someone who is often debugging redirects, this is a flaw, because it doesn’t show the true response body of the request with the redirect header.
Can we at least have a setting which allows us to turn back to the old, more accurate, behavior?