Redirect not functioning on Firefox 27

I was putting up a sales page on my site and I noticed that
the redirect on my page was NOT FUNCTIONING with
Firefox version 27, so I downloaded Firefox version 25 and
the redirect on my sales page was working with Firefox
version 25.
Can you look into this redirect problem with Firefox 27 and
get back to me (all of us) with a solution?
Here is the URL for my sales page: http://cybermark-solutions.com/4steps1
When you try to leave the page, the page should redirect
to another page. It works with Internet Explorer, Chrome
and Safari, BUT NOT FIREFOX VERSION 27.
Please fix this redirection problem and get back to be with
your solution.

I don't need someone with some sort of morals to say that no redirect is okay, but rather I need to be able to see redirects when using Firefox 27. Why should I use Firefox 27 with redirect not functioning, when I can use Internet Explorer, Chrome and Safari, and all of those well known browsers will redirect web pages when a redirect is being used on a web page. Can someone tell me how to fix this Firefox redirect problem or do I have to change to a FULLY FUNCTIONING BROWSER?

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