In a website I'm working on I've set a 302 redirect with .htaccess for all IP but mine.
Now I want to test the site with the online tool of Google PageSpeed, but it's redirected. How can I do this?
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If you are redirecting then of course it will redirect everywhere.– Helping HandsFeb 16, 2015 at 11:59
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3 Answers
You may temporally (during your checks) do not redirect for the usual Google IP range that is used by PageSpeed: 66.249.64.0/19.
But note that this will open your site to Google bots, so you also need to change your robots.txt file to disallow them:
User-agent: Googlebot
Disallow: /
Another approach would be to use some performance checker addon from your browser, like YSlow, rather than calling Google PageSpeed.
You can allow Google Page Speed Insights by its User Agent in your .htaccess:
SetEnvIfNoCase User-Agent .*Google Page Speed Insights* page_speed_insights
Order
deny,allow
Deny from
all
Allow from 127.0.0.1 # your IP
Allow from env=page_speed_insights
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1This will open up for everyone that may tell you that there browser is "Google Page Speed Insights", so should proberly me combined with an ip filter for the google ip range. Nov 13, 2018 at 16:04
You will have to disable the redirects. You can disable the redirect to one specific page via .htaccess if you really don't want anyone to access the entire site. Pagespeed runs pretty quick so disabling the redirect wouldn't have to last more then a few minutes.
