- Mar 30, 2010
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I got tired of using redirect checkers that might log my queries, so I built my own. Thought you might find it useful too.
It's called RedirectChecker. Here's what it does:
I've got a demo up at https://www.redirectchecker.org if you want to try it out.
But if you're like me and prefer to keep things in-house, grab the code from https://github.com/seadfeng/redirect-checker and set it up on your own server. It's pretty straightforward to deploy.
Why did I make this? Simple - I wanted to check redirects without worrying about who might be watching. Figured some of you might appreciate that too.
Give it a spin and let me know what you think. Any features you'd like to see added? I'm all ears.
Stay sharp, folks!
It's called RedirectChecker. Here's what it does:
- Analyzes full redirect chains
- Lets you use custom user-agents (desktop, mobile, even bots)
- Gives you SEO impact info
- And the best part - you can host it yourself. No logs, no traces.
I've got a demo up at https://www.redirectchecker.org if you want to try it out.
But if you're like me and prefer to keep things in-house, grab the code from https://github.com/seadfeng/redirect-checker and set it up on your own server. It's pretty straightforward to deploy.
Why did I make this? Simple - I wanted to check redirects without worrying about who might be watching. Figured some of you might appreciate that too.
Give it a spin and let me know what you think. Any features you'd like to see added? I'm all ears.
Stay sharp, folks!