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Redirects (3xx)

307 Temporary Redirect

The page is temporarily elsewhere, and the request is repeated exactly.

Quick answer

A 307 is a temporary redirect that keeps the request method the same. If you sent a form, it is sent to the new address unchanged. Browsers also show 307 internally when they force HTTPS for a site.

When to wait: No waiting needed.

If you are visiting the website

  1. Let the browser follow it No action is needed in most cases.
  2. Check the final address Make sure you landed on the right website.

If you run the website

  1. Keep it temporary If the move is permanent, switch to 308.
  2. Avoid chains Send visitors directly to the final address.

Likely causes

  • Sometimes The site temporarily moved a page or API. (Website side)
  • Common The browser upgraded the address to HTTPS on its own (HSTS). (Your side)

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