What does a redirect checker show?
It shows each URL in the redirect chain, its HTTP status code, and the final destination reached by the server.
URL Redirect & HTTP Status Tracer
Trace HTTP 301, 302, 307, and 308 redirect chains from the ToolZappy server, independent of browser DNS filters.
Redirects are checked from the ToolZappy server—not from your browser or local DNS.
What can the URL Redirect & HTTP Status Tracer do?
Trace a URL’s server-side redirect chain and inspect HTTP 301, 302, 307, and 308 responses. Because ToolZappy performs the request from its server, local ad blockers, Pi-hole rules, and browser DNS filters do not control the result.
- Server-side redirect tracing
- HTTP status and hop-by-hop destination details
- Loop detection and private-network protection
How to use the URL Redirect & HTTP Status Tracer
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Enter the shortened or redirected URL.
- 2
Start the server-side redirect trace.
- 3
Review every HTTP status, redirect hop, and the final destination.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can this trace 301 and 302 redirects?
Yes. It traces common 301, 302, 307, and 308 responses for up to ten hops and detects redirect loops.
Why is the redirect checked on the ToolZappy server?
A server-side check is independent of the user’s browser extensions, local DNS filters, and Pi-hole configuration. The submitted URL must be sent to ToolZappy to perform this check.