Guides

Step-by-step how-to articles for implementing, checking, and fixing HTTP redirects across platforms.

How to Check Redirects in Bulk

Methods for checking hundreds or thousands of URLs for redirects: scripting with cURL, using Screaming Frog, online bulk checkers, and building your own redirect audit workflow.

How to Check URL Redirects

Four reliable ways to check URL redirects: browser dev tools, online checker tools, cURL command line, and automated monitoring. Stop guessing — verify your redirects actually work.

How to Check Redirects in Your Browser

Step-by-step guide to viewing redirect chains in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari using developer tools and extensions like Redirect Path.

How to Trace Redirects with cURL and Command Line

cURL commands for tracing redirects: follow redirect chains, view HTTP status codes, inspect response headers, and script bulk redirect checks. Copy-paste commands included.

How to Find Redirect Chains on Your Site

Methods for discovering redirect chains across your site: crawling tools, server logs, search console, and dedicated redirect checkers. Why chains matter for SEO and performance.

How to Fix ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS

Step-by-step troubleshooting for ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS: clear cookies, check HTTPS settings, review .htaccess rules, inspect Cloudflare SSL mode, and fix WordPress redirect loops.

How to Fix Too Many Redirects in Safari

Safari-specific troubleshooting for 'too many redirects occurred' errors on Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Clear website data, check extensions, verify server configuration.

How to Fix Too Many Redirects in WordPress

WordPress-specific causes and fixes for redirect loops: SSL plugin conflicts, .htaccess loops, wp-config.php settings, Cloudflare SSL mode, and plugin conflicts.

How to Redirect a URL (301, 302, Meta, JS)

Complete guide to implementing redirects: server-side (Apache .htaccess, Nginx, Cloudflare), HTML meta refresh, JavaScript, and framework-specific methods. When to use each type.