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by John Godley · Website
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Redirection is a WordPress plugin by John Godley, first published on WordPress.org in 2007. It has 2,000,000+ active installations and 80,211,923 downloads in total, and ranks #21 in the WordPress.org plugin directory. Over the past week it climbed 1 place. Users rate it 4.4 out of 5 across 703 reviews. Version 5.10.1 was released 1 month ago. It is tested up to WordPress 7.1.3 and requires WordPress 6.7 and PHP 7.4 or later. In the last two months, 5 of 10 support threads were marked resolved (50%). It is listed under 301, 404, Apache, htaccess and redirect. Plugins with a similar focus include Redirection, WP 404 Auto Redirect to Similar Post and Redirectioner.
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