Pages with URL parameters go straight to the 404 page / navigation fallback

[MoritzLost]

I'm seeing an issue where a GET request to a page with any URL parameters (or even just a ? at the end) will go straight to the 404 page (or navigateFallback page) instead of displaying the actual page.

Visiting a page with URL parameters in a new tab works, as does a full reload. But clicking on a link to any page with a URL parameter (or manually appending ? to any route in the URL while the page is open, or submitting a form with method GET) goes straight to the 404 page.

Two questions regarding this behaviour:

1. According to the documentation on precaching, it should use a CacheFirst strategy but fallback to a network request if it doesn't find a match. Apparently workbox doesn't like to serve precached pages if the URL contains parameters (which, ok, fair enough), but why does it fall back to the 404 page instead of a network request, as the documentation claims it should?
2. Can I configure workbox to use the precached asset even if there are some URL parameters, so that /path/to/page is used when navigating to /path/to/page? through a link on the site?
   Edit: Never mind the second question, I found ignoreURLParametersMatching. It's awkward when trying to ignore a single question mark, but I guess that's a workbox issue, opened another issue here: A question mark at the end of a route causes precached route to not match GoogleChrome/workbox#3291

Here's my config (I'm using the Astro integration, but I don't think this is relevant here):

import { defineConfig } from 'astro/config';
import AstroPWA from '@vite-pwa/astro';
import manifest from './src/data/manifest.js';

export default defineConfig({
    integrations: [
        AstroPWA({
            manifest,
            injectRegister: null,
            registerType: 'autoUpdate',
            workbox: {
                globPatterns: ['**/*'],
                navigateFallback: '/404',
            },
            experimental: {
                directoryAndTrailingSlashHandler: true,
            },
        }),
    ],
});