What is stealth redirect?
What is stealth redirect?
Stealth forwarding is similar to domain forwarding except the domain name stays in the web browser’s URL bar instead of being replaced by the new page’s URL. This is is why it is called “stealth” forwarding because it appears that the web page displayed is actually part of the domain.
What is a masking redirect?
A masked redirect empowers you to use content from another domain while keeping your original domain name in the address bar. You use the URL of your homepage (your domain name) as the URL for every page of your website. A masked redirect is also called URL cloaking or domain masking.
What is domain redirection and cloaking?
Answer. URL redirection is the action of pointing your domain name to another website, or to a folder within an existing website. The target URL may be cloaked (hidden) using the first option, or left visible using the second option, depending on your choice.
How does domain forwarding with masking work?
Forward with Masking Masking displays the forwarded url in the browser window at all times, hiding the real domain of the website. So, if olddomain.com is forwarding to newdomain.com with masking, visitors will only see olddomain.com in their browser.
Can you mask a domain name?
Domain Masking involves hiding the actual domain name of a website from URL field from user’s web browser in favour of another name. Domain masking is also commonly referred to as URL masking. Hosting providers also refer to domain masking as domain/web forwarding.
How do I redirect a URL mask?
Click on the domain that you would like to set up a masked forward for. Click the URL Forwarding tab on the left-hand side. Here, you can enter information about where your URL is forwarding to and what type of redirect you’ll be setting up. Use the drop-down menu under the Type section to change it to “Masked.”
