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Redirector

Redirector is an extension that allows you to specify patterns for pages that should be automatically redirected to other pages. E.g. you always want http://example.com/foo.html to redirect to http://example.com/bar.html. This can be useful for instance to skip confirmation pages after posting messages on message boards, skipping ad pages that appear before you can view content on certain sites, redirecting from http to https on sites where you always want the https version, redirecting from one hostname to another for proxy servers, or just anywhere where it takes you two or more clicks to get to what you want. The extension supports both wildcards and regular expressions in patterns. Regular expressions support capturing parantheses so you could define the pattern: http://foo.com/bar.php\?id=(\d+) and define the redirect as http://bar.com/baz.php?id=$1. In that case http://foo.com/bar.php?id=1234 would automatically redirect to http://bar.com/baz.php?id=1234. Wildcards can also use $1,$2 in the redirect urls, $1 is the contents of the first star match, $2 of the second and so on. Click on the Redirector button next to your address bar to get started adding and editing redirects, and use the Enable/Disable button to quickly disable the addon. We care about your privacy — this extension never collects or shares personal data. View the open-source code, report bugs, or contribute here: https://github.com/extenhive/Redirector This extension was developed with inspiration and partial code from Einar Egilsson (https://github.com/einaregilsson/Redirector). Special thanks to Einar for his excellent work and open contribution to the developer community.

307 Redirect

This extension intercepts network requests "on the fly", and causes the browser to use a different URL to load a file. This allows you to swap files on pages without having to change source code or upload/push changes. Works for scripts, images, css, or any other file transferred over the network. - Replace URLs - Block URLs - Regular Expression compatible (regexp, wildcards) - Disable / block source files - Toggle Individual items on/off - Drag and drop to re-arrange items - Export/Import for sharing - Color code items to quick-reference related items - Duplicate item Traditionally, web servers have a mechanism to redirect resources at the server-level, known as "307 Temporary Redirect", which provide a "307" status code to the browser. Server-level redirects are altogether different animals than browser-based redirects, but the end result is the same -- the browser does not fetch the original resource, it fetches the resource that the redirect is pointing at. This extension provides the same functionality as server redirects, but at the browser level -- allowing local and AB testing without having to alter source code, nor push updates to a server.

NoDetour

Changes links passed through redirection scripts to point straight to the final URL. Changes links passed through redirection scripts (e.g. /cgi-bin/redirect.cgi?url=http://foo.com - often used for tracking click-throughs or forcing visitors through an intermediate adverts page) to point straight to the final URL. Based on my "link neutraliser" bookmarklet http://www.splintered.co.uk/experiments/48/

Redirector

Redirector automatically redirects URLs from one site to another based on rules you define. Once a rule is active, every time you visit a matching URL, you're instantly sent to the destination — no extra clicks needed. COMMON USE CASES • Always use Old Reddit instead of the redesign • Switch Google search results to DuckDuckGo • Skip tracking redirects (email click-tracking links) and go straight to the real destination • Redirect deprecated tool URLs to their replacements QUICK START — Your first rule in 30 seconds 1. Click the Redirector icon in your toolbar — the options page opens 2. Click "Add Rule" 3. Fill in the two fields: Match URL: ^https://www.reddit.com/(.*) Redirect To: https://old.reddit.com/$1 4. (Optional) Paste a test URL like https://www.reddit.com/r/cats to verify the result 5. Click "Add" — done! How the pattern works: • ^https://www.reddit.com/ matches the beginning of any Reddit URL • (.*) captures everything after the domain (e.g. r/cats) • $1 in Redirect To inserts that captured part into the new URL That's the basic idea: match a URL, capture the parts you need, build a new URL with them. KEY FEATURES • Create redirect rules using regex or URL Pattern syntax • Enable, disable, reorder, and test rules with real-time feedback • Import/export rules as JSON to back up or share with others • Supports pipeline transformations (URL decoding, base64 decoding) • Keyboard shortcut Alt+Shift+O to navigate back to the original URL before redirect PRIVACY All rules are processed locally. This extension does not collect or transmit any user data. CONTACT If you have any questions or suggestions, please join us at https://discord.gg/gFhKUthc88