HTTP 303 See Other

The response can be found at another URL and should be retrieved with GET.

Use 303 after a POST when redirecting the browser to a result or status page.

httpstatus coderedirectpost-redirect-get

Response (http)

HTTP/1.1 303 See Other

Use 303 after a POST when redirecting the browser to a result or status page.

Common mistakes

Using 303 when the request body must be preserved; 303 deliberately switches the follow-up request to GET.

Registry reference: RFC9110, Section 15.4.4

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