Redirect Inspector captures redirect chains in real time as you browse. It traces server (301, 302, 307, 308) and client-side redirects (JavaScript, meta refresh) and groups them into clean, readable chains. Built-in local checks detect loops, ping-pong patterns, long chains, auth bounces, tracking noise, and CDN intermediaries. Everything runs locally. No telemetry. No external requests.

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Hi everyone 👋

I run a redirect platform (301.st) and got tired of pasting URLs into redirect checkers one at a time. I wanted to just browse normally and see every redirect chain happening in real time — like a network tab, but only for redirects, with actual analysis.

So I built Redirect Inspector. It passively captures every hop — server-side (301, 302, 307, 308) and client-side (JS, meta refresh) — and groups them into readable chains. Version 2.1 adds session grouping, 9 built-in checks (loops, ping-pong patterns, tracking noise, auth bounces), severity badges, and clean report export.

Everything runs locally. No telemetry. No remote services. No account needed.

Happy to answer questions and hear feedback!