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ID #1200
HTTP 302
HTTP 302 is part of the 3xx directional class. It is known as ‘found’. HTTP 302 is used in situations when the requested website is temporarily residing on another location. It is advisable for the user to keep on referring to the basic URL as the new one is just a temporary location. The response to the request should include the new and temporary URL in the location field. It is one of the most popular directional codes. Browsers often misuse it or use it instead of 303, also known as ‘see other’. Even after clear distinction is made, browsers still misuse it.
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