I'm not sure how to make this question reproducible because it requires having a Vimeo paid (or on a free trial) account.
Vimeo recently changed their UI for creators and made it harder to access one of the pages I use every day.
From https://vimeo.com/manage/videos there is a table with links to individual videos. The URL for each link is something like https://vimeo.com/55555555555555/settings.
If you click, it sends you to Page A: https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/55555555555555.
Then, there's a button that sends you to the page I actually need (Page B): https://vimeo.com/manage/55555555555555/general.
The problem is that when I enter the URL for Page B directly in my browser, it redirects me back to Page A.
Strangely, the back/forward buttons navigate between pages A and B, and the refresh button also stays in Page B. But if I copy Page B's URL, open a new tab and paste it, it sends me back to Page A.
To figure out what's going on, I looked in the network tab of the Chrome Developer tools and found that the first request from Page A to page B looks like this:
But then, if I paste that URL in a different tab, I get a 302:
I've diffed both requests:
Is there a way to prevent the 302 behavior?


