Redirector

Automatically redirects to user-defined urls on certain pages

Total ratings

4.55 (Rating count: 337)

Review summary

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Pros
  • Works flawlessly in many cases
  • Great documentation and easy setup
  • Customizable for specific use cases like Reddit or search engines
  • Solved domain redirect issues effectively
  • Simple and straightforward configuration
Cons
  • Does not always function on specific URLs
  • Can fail silently without any indication
  • Requires knowledge of regular expressions for rule creation
  • Not usable on some browsers like Orion
Most mentioned
  • Functionality issues with specific URLs
  • Ease of use vs complexity in setup
  • Effective for redirecting to new domains or custom search settings
  • Great documentation available for setup guidance
  • Silently fails to redirect in some cases
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Recent rating average: 4.40
All time rating average: 4.55
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Date Author Rating Comment
2025-01-22 scuh
2025-01-17 Peter Lyons Kehl Thank you so much.
2025-01-12 Firefox user 18777048
2025-01-10 Firefox user 18773703 Does not always function; specific URLs are simply not redirected, despite perfectly matching the pattern. This seems to be a related to different servers and how they handle HTTP requests; however, other add-ons can perform redirects perfectly, while this add-on cannot. The add-on fails silently, and does not even make an attempt to redirect these URLs.
2025-01-03 Firefox user 18599588
2024-12-23 xav.ie Excellent. Great documentation and it works flawlessly. Thank you!
2024-12-22 Bontra817 Love this extension. These days search engines are giving you 25+ years of internet history by default, and for many subjects that can be a lot of old data that is not relevant. I used the extension to add a date range filter to the past year by adding "&df=y" to the URL. Example Pattern: h++ps://duckduckgo.com/* Redirect: h++ps://duckduckgo.com/$1&df=y Replace "+" with "t" had to change in order for site to allow post.
2024-11-21 Rusty Project I'm working on has an old domain and a new one. No idea why, but we're supposed to use the new one. People still send me to the old one...everything is identical except the domain. I have to login everyday and it's a pain. This extension has solved that and I can simply click people's incorrect links and be redirected to the new domain no problem!
2024-11-12 Fox Bally It works fine. However, it doesn't work when I click some links like on a username who blocked me.
2024-11-10 Korwin A great solution for, for example, customizing the display of a default sort order for comments on Reddit other than "Best". Unfortunately, setting up the rules requires knowledge of regular expressions, which is not something every housewife can do. I would suggest using something like the method used by the "Add custom search engine" extension by Tom Schuster as an accessible alternative.
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