Ask How to stealth direct a domain?

[Brajet]

Hi everyone,

I need some help with setting up a stealth redirect. Currently, I have a page rule that redirects domainA.com to domainB.com, and it works , but it changes the URL in the browser's address bar to domainB.com. What I really want is for domainA.com to stay visible in the address bar, while it displays the content from domainB.com , kind of like a masked or stealth redirect.

I looked this up and many results mention using something called "Cloudflare Workers," but I don't really understand what that means or how to implement it. Searching online hasn't helped much , most of the info is too technical or unclear. Could someone explain how this works in simple terms or point me to a guide?

Thanks!

 

[Anthony Joshua]

Hi everyone,

I need some help with setting up a stealth redirect. Currently, I have a page rule that redirects domainA.com to domainB.com, and it works , but it changes the URL in the browser's address bar to domainB.com. What I really want is for domainA.com to stay visible in the address bar, while it displays the content from domainB.com , kind of like a masked or stealth redirect.

I looked this up and many results mention using something called "Cloudflare Workers," but I don't really understand what that means or how to implement it. Searching online hasn't helped much , most of the info is too technical or unclear. Could someone explain how this works in simple terms or point me to a guide?

Thanks!

What you're describing is called a "masked" or "cloaked" redirect, and it's a bit tricky. Cloudflare or other DNS providers can't truly hide one domain behind another without using an iframe or a reverse proxy. The easiest option is to host a simple HTML page on domainA that loads domainB inside an iframe. It'll show domainA in the browser, but keep in mind that this method can break some sites due to security headers.

 

[Felix😎]

For a stealth redirect where domainA.com stays in the browser bar, an iframe could work, but it's not always ideal. If you want a more advanced solution, Cloudflare Workers might help, but they can be tricky to set up without coding experience. You could try looking for tutorials or examples online about "Cloudflare Workers for URL masking." If that feels too complex, maybe consult a developer to make sure it's done right!