HTTP 302 Found indicates the resource temporarily resides at a different URL. The client should continue using the original URL for future requests. Despite being called 'Found,' it's actually a temporary redirect — the resource hasn't been found at the original URL, it's been found elsewhere temporarily. This is the most commonly used redirect in web applications, powering login redirects, A/B testing URL routing, and load balancing across origins.
Response includes the status code, standard headers (including Content-Type), and a small diagnostic JSON body describing the request and returned status.
Simulator URL (copy in the app after load — not a normal link):
https://httpstatus.com/api/status/302
Example request:
curl -i "https://httpstatus.com/api/status/302"