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Check the User-Agent HTTP header on the inbound request and either use it to trigger a HTTP Redirect, or if you're using Apache use mod_rewrite and a RewriteCond to vary the result based on the User-Agent without requiring the extra HTTP roundtrip that a redirect uses.

Answered by: Catherine339 | Posted: 24-02-2022

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