How to find the redirects on website
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I want to find the complete internal redirects on website. Just internally linked. How to find such?
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Thank you....Got it from screaming frog as u said
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As Dirk says, Screaming Frog works perfectly.
Also, there is a platform, online, that tracks the redirect path: http://www.wheregoes.com/Best luck!
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Use a tool like screaming frog (free if less than 500 urls) - after crawling it's possible to do a bulk export of all internal redirections
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