Redirect List vs SEO404

Lightweight and clean Redirect plugin performs HTTP redirection, and supports matching of GET query parameters without regular expressions (for those pesky ?page=123 or ?escaped_fragment=xxx urls). No advertising, links or tracking code. Lightweight code (~100 LOC). 301, 302 or 307 HTTP redirect. Specify from and destination urls in a list manually. Does not require creating a custom page. Match url regardless of GET parameters. Match url only if no GET parameter exists. Match url only if GET parameter exists (value does not matter). Match url only if GET parameter exists and value matches. Does not support Multisite (sorry!). A free plugin from the workshop of MembershipWorks. Serbian translation thanks to Ogi Djuraskovic firstsiteguide.com.

Got an old domain? 404 errors all over? using WordPress? Time to remove those 404 errors and recover your lost inbound links… Using SEO404, a very lightweight plugin for WordPress, you can easily change all those 404 errors to 301 redirects for your blog frontpage. Since 0.3 define the 301 redirect destination url. We’ve used this technique to force redirects to the frontpage before. Though usually just included it in a wordpress theme. But why not have this as a plugin? So here is SEO404 WordPress plugin, ready for use.