Will you log a bug on the front end for a 403 error?

Error 403 means that access to the resource is forbidden — this is not a frontend bug, but rather an issue with access rights or server/authentication settings. Therefore, it is usually not necessary to file a bug on the frontend for a 403 error. Instead, you should check:

• The correctness of authentication and authorization settings.
• The proper transmission of tokens or cookies.
• Server and API logs.

If the frontend incorrectly handles 403 (for example, does not show a clear message to the user or behaves improperly), then a bug report on the frontend can be filed.