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document.referrer in javascript is blank from a 302 redirect from http to https using a F5 load balancer in Firefox and Chrome, but shows up in IE. Is there a reason for this or a way around to detect the referrer?
It’s a security feature when redirecting/linking cross-protocol sites.
There is never a way to detect the correct referrer, because clients can easily spoof or disable them.