The HTTP 302 Found status code indicates a temporary redirection of a Web resource.
When a server responds with this code, it is informing the client (usually a Web browser) that the requested resource has been temporarily moved to another location.
The server provides the new URL in the “Location” header of the response.
Modern browsers handle this redirection automatically, requesting the resource at the new address.
Unlike the 301 code (permanent redirection), 302 suggests that the original location should be used for future requests.
This code is commonly employed during site maintenance, for A/B testing, load balancing, and CDN optimizations