Device-Based Redirect vs Redirect 404 Error Page to Homepage or Custom Page with Logs

Device Based Redirect allows you to easily set up redirects to your mobile apps or mobile-friendly URLs based on the user’s device type. Perfect for promoting your mobile apps to website visitors and implementing platform-specific deep linking through a single URL. Features: Page-specific redirects – Configure different redirects for different pages on your site Custom URL redirects – Create custom URLs that redirect users based on their device Set different destinations for iOS and Android users. Can be used to send users to iOS and Android app store pages. Deep linking support – Direct users to specific sections of your app through platform-specific deep links Fallback URLs for other devices – Specify where non-mobile users should be redirected Easy-to-use admin interface – Simple configuration through WordPress admin panel Bulk enable/disable option – Quickly turn all redirects on/off Transient Cache for end-user redirects – Reduces database load for high traffic sites Titles for Custom URL Redirects for better organizing of redirects Use Cases: App Store Promotion: Direct mobile users to your app’s store listing while showing desktop users your website Deep Linking: Create a single URL that opens different app screens on iOS and Android Redirect users to mobile-friendly URLs based on their device type Marketing Campaigns: Share one link that works across all platforms Cross-Platform Navigation: Seamlessly guide users to the right platform-specific destination 302 redirects – Redirects are of 302 type as they are not permanent. The plugin handles user agent detection and routing automatically, making it easy to implement complex platform-specific navigation through simple WordPress configuration.

Easily redirect WordPress 404 error pages to the homepage or any other page. The plugin supports permanent redirects (HTTP response status code 301) and temporary redirects (HTTP response status code 302). The plugin will redirect 404 error pages to the homepage when you activate it by using the 301 permanent redirects. To configure it open Dashboard >> Settings >> General Settings and scroll down to the bottom. Note Permalinks have to be enabled in Dashboard >> Settings >> Permalinks in order for the 404 Redirect to work properly. New Feature 404 errors can be logged with this plugin so you can examine what pages may be missing. Redirect 404 Error Page is very useful for themes with an ugly, uninformative 404 server error page that can’t be changed without missing code and set to still return 404. Simply create a new custom 404 error page and activate the plugin – problem solved! It’s also beneficial in situations when a lot of content has been removed from the site. For those situations, create a new page explaining what happened and simply configure Redirect 404 to use that page. It is an ideal plugin for missing page redirection.