Features
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What is URL forwarding?
With straight URL forwarding (also know as URL redirecting), rather than URL cloaking, the new URL appears in the browser bar rather than what the user actually typed in.
As an example, if you have a domain name, you.f2b.be, and redirect it to the URL http://users.isp.net/~yoursite, the full http://users.isp.net/~yoursite URL will appear in the the browser bar.
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What is URL cloaking?
It is the domain name itself that is displayed in the browser bar, the destination URL is "cloaked" by the use of browser "frames".
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What is path forwarding?
It means that if your visitor enters a filename together with the shorter URL (like www.whatever.com/somename.html) they will be redirected correctly to the somename.html on your actual URL.
If you Forward http://users.isp.net/~yoursite to http://you.f2b.be, then http://you.f2b.be/index/index.html would be Forwarded to http://users.isp.net/~yoursite/index/index.html and so on.
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What is AutoComplete Meta-Tag support?
When you create a new subdomain, you must fill in a target URL, then F2B will copy them to use for your subdomain.
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What are meta tags?
HTML code hidden from the browser that provides a variety of identifying information. There are over 30 different meta tags. The ones that concern search engine optimization are the title, description and keywords. The title is shown at the top of the browser. Search engines often pick up the description when showing search results. Keywords should list the most important words relevant to the site and that Web page. However, today most search engines do not consider meta keywords for positioning.
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