“standard” redirects in the HTTP header such as 301, 302, 303, 307, FAKE 307 and soon 308.The Link Redirect Trace extension allows you to check if your redirects are SEO-friendly or if they harm your website, by showing you: There are several kinds of redirects, and each of them passes a different amount of Link Juice to Google. A typical backlink profile usually includes redirects from other websites. Redirect tracing is something that everyone in Online Marketing and SEO should care about. We built an All-In-One browser extension to help you trace any redirect that you can think of. If a strange domain is redirecting to you, you should check this case in more detail and find out if this is a valuable website or if it is harming you.Īre looking for an efficient way to track redirects and headers while you’re browsing? Link redirection is a process where one URL gets forwarded to another URL. Test us in parallel to whatever you’re using and you’ll be surprised what you find, or better – what the existing extensions hid from you.
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Having “LRT Link Redirect Trace” as an all-in-one solution to replace all other extensions means you get the full picture on every redirect. Frankly each of those available did only a part (sometimes even wrong or incomplete), so we decided to build it right. This extension was built to replace all other “partial solution” extensions for redirects, canonicals, search engine indexation and HTTP header logging. Very soon you will be able to see the Link Detox Risk® for each hop in the redirect path, thus avoiding that you redirect a Google penalty to your site without knowing where it’s coming from. You can see the strength of each link and redirect page and analyze “LRT Power*Trust” (Power like Google PageRank and Trust like “Trust Rank” for each redirect hop. You can also see all cookies that are placed on each redirect hop.
See instantly if a hop if the page is blocked in robots.txt or X-Robots-Tags, has NOINDEX/NOFOLLOW tags on it or other technical issues like Bot-specific blocking.
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To learn more about MIPI Debug specifications, please visit the Debug section of the MIPI website.Īll MIPI debug and trace specifications, including MIPI STP, are available for download and use by the public and the open source community. The STP protocol, developed by the MIPI Debug Working Group, is now in its second generation (v2.3), and is backward compatible with the first generation. It was not intended to supplant or replace the highly optimized protocols used to convey data about processor program flow, timing or low-level bus transactions, but rather, STP is designed so that its data streams coexist with these optimized protocols as part of a complete debug system. The MIPI System Trace Protocol (MIPI STP SM) was developed as a generic base protocol that can be shared by multiple, application-specific trace protocols. A base protocol for application-specific trace functions