redirects

Changes the course

Redirects is the verb form of redirect, meaning to change the course or direction of something.

Web pages redirect visitors to new URLs.

A teacher redirects a student's attention back to the lesson.

Traffic redirects around construction.

The old website redirects to the new domain.

A redirect is also a noun for this action, especially in computing.

internet

URL

Web location identifier

404 · domain · SEO · forwarding · navigation · linking · HTTP · server · routing · permalink

mail

forwarding

Redirecting to another location

postal · sorting · rerouting · mailbox · delivery · PO box · readdressing · moved · sender · recipient

Categories
Opposites
flow control

redirectsblocks

Obstructs or sections

stops · halts · obstructs · impedes · prevents

path modification

redirectsfollows through

Completes what was started

persists

intervention type

redirectspermits

Grants formal authorization

transmits

Family

redirect, redirected, redirecting, redirection, redirections, redirector

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G