Set Cache-Control header for 301 redirects

1. Where are 301 redirects cached?
2. How do I set cache control HTTP header?
3. Do 301 redirects get cached?
4. How do I clear 301 redirect cache in Chrome?
5. How do I fix 301 redirects?
6. How do I permanently fix 301 moved?
7. What is the use of cache-control header?
8. What should you add to a cache-control response header?
9. How do I view cache-control headers?
10. How do I stop a website from redirecting?
11. How long are 301 redirects cached?
12. How do I stop my browser from redirecting to https?

Where are 301 redirects cached?

Chrome caches the 301 redirect infinitely (in the local disk cache). To clear this cache: open your DevTools (press F12 ) on the Network tab check the "Disable cache" checkbox.

How do I set cache control HTTP header?

To use Cache-Control headers, choose Content Management | Cache Control Directives in the administration server. Then, using the Resource Picker, choose the directory where you want to set the headers. After setting the headers, click 'OK'.

Do 301 redirects get cached?

If you put a 301 redirect into operation, that redirect will be cached in the browser for any visitor's on your site. You can't clear the browser cache for your users, so if you need to change or undo a 301 redirect, the old redirect is still going to be in effect until their cache expires.

How do I clear 301 redirect cache in Chrome?

To clear the redirect cache for a single page in Chrome, View Source and do a hard refresh (CTRL + SHIFT + R) . This works as the source browser doesn't automatically follow the 301 redirects.

How do I fix 301 redirects?

How to fix existing 301 redirect issues on your site

1. Make sure the HTTP version of your site redirects to HTTPS. Every website should use HTTPS. ...
2. Remove pages with 301 status codes from your sitemap. ...
3. Fix redirect chains. ...
4. Fix redirect loops. ...
5. Fix broken redirects. ...
6. Redirect 404 pages.

How do I permanently fix 301 moved?

How do you fix a 301 error message?

1. Check Your Htaccess Files for Errors in URL Linking. ...
2. Use a Third Party Tool to Check for Any 301 Redirects. ...
3. Backup Your Website. ...
4. Check Your Server Logs. ...
5. Check Your Sitemap. ...
6. Check Any Custom Code Files. ...
7. Change any HTTP Response Codes to 200 If You Do Not Want A Redirect.

What is the use of cache-control header?

Cache-control is an HTTP header used to specify browser caching policies in both client requests and server responses. Policies include how a resource is cached, where it's cached and its maximum age before expiring (i.e., time to live).

What should you add to a cache-control response header?

The cache should either respond using a stored response, or respond with a 504 status code. Conditional headers such as If-None-Match should not be set. There is no effect if only-if-cached is set by a server as part of a response.

How do I view cache-control headers?

An HTTP/1.1 origin server should send both, the ETag and the Last-Modified value. More details can be found in section 13.3. 4 in the RFC2616. You can check your HTTP Cache Headers using KeyCDN's HTTP Header Checker tool.

How do I stop a website from redirecting?

Prevent Chrome Redirect

Choose Privacy and Security from the options on the left of the screen and select Site Settings. On the screen is an option called Pop-ups and redirects, which should be set to Blocked. If it isn't, click the option and adjust the slider to block redirects.

How long are 301 redirects cached?

Reverse proxy responded with a HTTP 301 that will be cached indefinitely by the browser, unless dictated otherwise by the 'Cache-Control' header (30 days in this example response).

How do I stop my browser from redirecting to https?

If you're still getting redirected, try clearing your browser cache by navigating to Chrome > Settings > Privacy and security (or by visiting chrome://settings/privacy in your browser) and clear your browsing data.