Redirect check
Enter a domain to follow it from its plain http address to the page that finally answers, one step at a time.
Redirect check
Why redirects matter
Most sites send visitors from http to https and from one spelling of their name to the other. Each step costs time, and a chain that ends in the wrong place or goes round in circles keeps people out entirely.
A permanent redirect (301 or 308) tells browsers and search engines to remember the new address. A temporary one (302 or 307) says the old address is still the right one to ask next time.