Manage Static Rewrite Rules with RewriteMaps (IIS) Centrally manage any number of redirect and rewrite rules by leveraging an external RewriteMap configuration file.
Rewrite URL as Query String Parameters (Apache) Convert URL structure to query string parameters. Use to create SEO friendly URLs.
Enforce Lower Case URLs (Apache) Force lowercase URLs, especially important for SEO on Windows-based servers, which are case-insensitive.
Block Specific User-agents (Apache) Block specific User-agents' requests. Useful for dealing with malicious bots.
Rewrite URL as Query String Parameters (IIS) Create SEO friendly URLs by tokenizing the URL into query_string parameters.
Keep Rewrite Rules In Separate File (IIS) Keep your rewrite rules outside of web.config with this simple technique.
Add/Remove Trailing Slash (Apache) Add or remove the trailing slash in URLs to enforce consistent URL structure, good for SEO.
Enforce Lower Case URLs (NGINX) Force URLs to lowercase, very important for SEO to avoid duplicate content penalties in search engines.
Remove File Extensions From URLs (Apache) Simplify URLs slightly by removing file extensions. Used to tidy up URLs a bit, not to 'cloak the technology in use'.