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HTTP Status Code 307

Status code 307 is an HTTP code that tells your web browser that the resource you requested has been temporarily moved to a different location. This means the content you were looking for isn't at the original web address you typed in, but the server can still get it to you from a different temporary address.

Here are some key points about status code 307:

  • Temporary Move: The resource has moved, but only for a short time. It's expected to be back at the original location eventually.
  • Browser Behavior: Your browser will automatically follow the redirection and take you to the temporary address to find the content. You might not even notice this happening.
  • Method Preserved: Unlike some other redirect codes, a 307 redirect instructs the browser to use the same method (like GET or POST) for the redirected request as it did for the original request.

This code is useful for situations where a website needs to make temporary changes without disrupting users. For instance, a server might be undergoing maintenance and the content has been moved to a backup server. Once the maintenance is complete, the content will be moved back to the original location.

Other 3xx Status Codes

307 Temporary Redirect