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Live server-side HTTP requests, one hop at a time. The result identifies where its evidence came from.
Trace HTTP status codes (200, 301, 302, 404, 500) and redirect chains for multiple URLs at once. Detect infinite redirect loops and hop latency.
Dien een openbare URL, domein of zoekwoord in. Novaverb toont alleen het bewijs dat deze tool daadwerkelijk kan ophalen of meten.
This check proves the exact redirect chain a URL produces: every hop's status code, scheme, host, path, Location header and latency, up to the final non-redirect response. Because each hop is requested without auto-following, the chain reported is the chain that exists, including loops and the extra hops that a browser hides from you.
Live server-side HTTP requests, one hop at a time. The result identifies where its evidence came from.
The trace follows server-side HTTP redirects (up to 10 hops per URL) with the selected user agent. Client-side JavaScript redirects and browser-only navigation are outside this check.
Gebruik de bevinding om een probleem te verifiëren, verbind vervolgens een werkruimte wanneer je geschiedenis, monitoring of site-brede analyse nodig hebt.
Deze tool volgt elke URL server-side, één stap tegelijk, en toont de echte HTTP-status van elke stap - niet alleen de laatste pagina. Een schone setup leidt eenmaal (301) rechtstreeks naar een 200 OK. Extra stappen vertragen crawlers en gebruikers en verdunnen link equity.
Twee of meer omleidingen achter elkaar (een keten) moeten worden samengevoegd tot een enkele stap die naar de uiteindelijke URL wijst. Gemengde http→https en www→non-www stappen zijn de meest voorkomende oorzaak - schakel de Canonical domeincontrole in om te zien of elke variant naar één canonieke URL leidt.
Submit the URL you actually publish or link to, not the destination you expect, since the whole point is what happens in between. The user agent can be selected, which matters because some servers redirect crawlers differently from browsers. A chain longer than ten hops is stopped and reported as a chain rather than followed indefinitely.
http://yourdomain.comDe http- en niet-www-vormen zijn het meest onthullend - ze onthullen de http→https en www-hops. Elke vorm wordt geaccepteerd.one URL per line (up to 20)Plak een hele lijst - elke URL wordt onafhankelijk getraceerd en weergegeven als zijn eigen uitvouwbare rij. Zet de canonieke controle aan om ook de http/https en www varianten van elke host te testen.how to fix a redirectDat is een zoekzin, geen adres. Deze tool controleert URL's; gebruik de Keyword tool voor zoektermen.Reading '0 redirects' as a failureGeen redirects is een gezond resultaat - het bevestigt dat de URL al de eindbestemming is (200 OK, geen hop).Each URL is requested server-side with the selected user agent and without auto-following, so the exact status code, response headers and Location of every hop are read directly. The chain is walked hop by hop up to ten, each hop is timed, chains of two or more redirects and loops are detected, and the final destination is reported.
RFC 9110 defines HTTP semantics, including what each 3xx status means and how the Location header is resolved. Distinguishing a 301 from a 302 and from a 307 matters because the specification assigns them different permanence and different method-preservation rules, and this check reports the code returned rather than the intent behind it.
Traceert elke 3xx hop en zijn Location-header per HTTP-semantiek.
Lees de specificatieIt traces a URL's full server-side HTTP redirect chain, showing every hop, each status code, the final destination URL, and the total number of redirects so you can see the complete path a request takes.
A redirect is a server response, using a 3xx status and a Location header, that sends a request from one URL to another. Browsers and crawlers follow it to reach the final destination.
A 301 signals a permanent move and passes ranking signals to the new URL; a 302 signals a temporary move and is not meant to transfer them. Use 301 for permanent URL changes.
A redirect chain is multiple hops before reaching the final URL, like A to B to C. Each hop adds latency and can dilute signals, so collapse chains to a single direct redirect where possible.
Keep it to one hop when you can. Long chains slow page loads and risk crawlers giving up. The tool counts total redirects so you can spot and shorten excessive chains.
Redirects preserve link value and user access when URLs change. A correct 301 forwards ranking signals to the new address; broken or looping redirects waste crawl budget and can strand pages searchers cannot reach.
A redirect loop is when URLs point back to each other endlessly, so no final page is ever reached. The chain trace reveals repeating hops so you can break the cycle.
A 308 is a permanent redirect that, unlike a 301, requires the request method to stay unchanged. Like a 301 it indicates a permanent move, so signals should flow to the new URL.
No. It follows server-side HTTP redirects using status codes and Location headers. Client-side JavaScript redirects and browser-only navigation are out of scope, so those hops will not appear in the traced chain.
The Location header accompanies a 3xx response and names the URL to go to next. The checker reads it at each hop to build the ordered chain up to the final destination.