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See the HTTP status a URL returns and the destination reached after redirects. A 200 response confirms a response was served, not that the content is correct or indexed.
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Uses a GET request and stops reading the final body after headers. Up to five HTTP redirects are followed. Robots restrictions, connection failures and TLS errors may prevent a status result. A server may treat our bot differently from a browser.
200 OK → response served 404 Not Found → resource not found 503 Service Unavailable → server temporarily unavailable
These are standard response examples, not live measurements. Your result below comes from an actual request.
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