Ian Lewis • 4/13/2010

Caching Permanent Redirects

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The article discusses a common web development issue where browsers cache HTTP 301 (permanent) redirects, leading to problems like 404 errors. It explains how developers often misuse 301 redirects for temporary actions (e.g., post-login redirects) due to SEO misconceptions, and highlights the critical difference between 301 and 302 redirects for proper application behavior.

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