The 301 Moved Permanently is a HTTP status code used for permanent redirects. When you use it, the browser will automatically redirect any requests made after the redirect to the new location.
Here are some key points to consider when using the 301 Moved Permanently: * The code was originally designed in 1996 by Larry Roberts and was adopted as a permanent redirect standard in 2003. * It is used for all types of redirects, including temporary redirects (302), permanent redirects (301), and even re-directed URLs. * The 301 Moved Permanently status code indicates that the URL has been permanently redirected to a new location. This means that any requests made after the redirect will be redirected to the new URL.