Redirect to Tablet

Hey guys,
I have the following problem:
I have created a Website with muse within a tablet, phone and desktop version.
Now i have the problem, that Mozilla Firefox 30.0 always redirect me to the tablet version.
So, every time I go to my website on a Apple Mac, muse redirect the tablet-version of the site.
Configurations:
Browser: Mozilla Firefox 30.0
System: Mac OS X 10.9.2
Muse CC-Version: 2014.0
Are there anyone with the same problem? Is there any solution to fix the problem?
Thanks for help!
Forgive me my bad english - I'm a german "Sauerkraut"!

Hi Fabian,
Since this is happening on only one browser on one computer, it indicates that there is some thing with that browser that is not working correctly. Since you have already cleared all the cookies, I will recommend that you create a temporary hyperlink on the home page of the tablet section which takes you to the home page of the desktop version.
Once after you make this change, upload the site live or where ever you are checking and then from the tablet view's home page click on the link to the desktop's home page and see if that fixes the issue.
- Abhishek Maurya

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