Nginx Redirect Tester

Redirect checks show 301, 302, 307 and 308 responses, final URLs, chains and loops. The goal is to get users and crawlers to the right page in as few hops as possible. Frabs runs the check server-side against the public URL or domain and turns the result into a compact report with clear pass, warning and critical statuses.

The report focuses on 301 and 302 responses, redirect chain length, loop risk so you can see the useful signals without digging through raw page source, DNS output or server headers by hand.

Nginx Redirect Tester supports technical quality by making file and server issues easier to find, explain and retest. Frabs keeps the output practical: enough detail to show what is wrong, where to look and what to fix next, without turning the page into a noisy dashboard.

Typical problems this tool helps expose include redirect chains, temporary redirects used forever, looping redirects. These are small on their own, but they often become bigger during launches, migrations and template changes.

1. 1. Enter the full page or domain you want to inspect.
2. 2. Run the free check and wait while Frabs fetches public signals.
3. 3. Read the report summary first, then open the detailed result rows.
4. 4. Save the Nginx Redirect Tester result with the URL or domain checked, the date and the fix you applied.
5. 5. Retest after changes so the report reflects the live website.