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- Overview
- Examples
- Transform Rules
- Overview
- Managed Transforms
- Troubleshooting
- Examples
- Overview
- Add a request header for subrequests from other zones
- Add a request header with the current bot score
- Add a response header with a static value
- Add a wildcard CORS response header
- Add request header with a static value
- Normalize encoded slashes in URL path
- Remove a request header
- Remove a response header
- Rewrite blog archive URLs
- Rewrite image paths with several URL segments
- Rewrite page path for visitors in specific countries
- Rewrite path for object storage bucket
- Rewrite path of archived blog posts
- Rewrite path of moved section of a website
- Rewrite URL query string
- Set a response header with the current bot score
- Set response header with a static value
- Redirects
- Overview
- Examples
- Overview
- Perform mobile redirects
- Redirect admin area requests to HTTPS
- Redirect from root to WWW
- Redirect from WWW to root
- Redirect local visitors to specific subdomains
- Redirect requests for a domain to a new domain
- Redirect requests from one country to a domain
- Redirect requests from one domain to another
- Redirect requests to a different hostname
- Redirect visitors to a new page URL
- Remove locale from URL path
- Origin Rules
- Cache Rules
- Cloud ConnectorBeta
- Compression Rules
- Page Rules
- URL normalization
- Trace a requestBeta
- Changelog
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- /Trace a request
- /Changelog
Cloudflare Trace changelog
Cloudflare Trace now supports Workers
Starting today, customers can use Cloudflare Trace to confirm if a request to a specific URL within their zone is routed through a Workers script.
Cloudflare Trace now supports BYOIP zones
Customers can now use Cloudflare Trace to trace HTTP/S requests through their BYOIP zones.
Cloudflare Trace now supports grey-clouded hostnames
Even if the hostname is not proxied by Cloudflare, Cloudflare Trace will now return all the configurations that Cloudflare would have applied to the request.
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