If you need to bypass SEO redirection while working on your project, there are two options you can do:
- Using the URL parameter:
geo=false
- Using REQUEST parameter:
stop_redirection
with value (boolean)true
Both parameters are intended to prevent SEO redirection while you are on a particular page.
Example:
If you have a site called sometestsite.com (for example) and you want to prevent redirection from its pages, you can do the following:
https://sometestsite.com?geo=false
https://sometestsite.com?product=shues&id=123&geo=false
The same thing you can do with the REQUEST parameter:
https://sometestsite.com?stop_redirection=true
https://sometestsite.com?product=shues&id=123&stop_redirection=true
The main difference between
geo
andstop_redirection
properties is thatgeo
is available only using GET request andstop_redirection
is available via the REQUEST header and can also be used via POST requests and cookies.