The Keywords Tab allows you to match specific terms or keywords found in broken links and automatically redirect them to a designated URL. This setup ensures that even if there are variations in uppercase or lowercase letters in the broken link, the system will still find a match and apply the redirect, making it case-insensitive.

Key Features:

• Add Keywords: In this tab, you can add specific keywords or terms and assign a corresponding redirect URL.
• Automatic Redirect: When a broken link contains any of the defined keywords, it will automatically redirect to the assigned URL, regardless of case (e.g., both support and SUPPORT will be treated the same).
• SEO Enhancement: This feature helps prevent broken links by matching URLs with relevant keywords and directing them to the correct pages, reducing 404 errors.

How It Works:

1. Add Keywords: Simply enter a keyword in the provided field and assign the redirect URL.
2. Enable the Setting: Make sure the keyword-based redirection feature is enabled in the extension settings for it to function.
3. Case Insensitivity: The system automatically converts the broken link URL to lowercase before matching it with the keywords you set, ensuring case-insensitive matching.

Example:

If you have added the keyword “support” with a redirect URL to “https://www.huntbee.com/get-support”, then any broken link containing the term “support,” regardless of case, such as:

• https://www.huntbee.com/SUPPORT
• https://www.huntbee.com/Support-Page
• https://www.huntbee.com/contact-support

Will be automatically redirected to “https://www.huntbee.com/get-support”.

Important Notes:

• Case Insensitivity: All URLs are converted to lowercase before being matched with the keywords, ensuring that the keyword setup works regardless of the letter case used in the broken link.
• Enable the Feature: Ensure that the keyword-based redirect option is turned on in the extension settings for this functionality to be active.

This case-insensitive matching provides flexibility and ensures that you can manage broken links more effectively without needing to worry about uppercase or lowercase variations in URLs.

A few more examples are given in the table below