URL Frame is a method used by web servers to display a website within a frame on the client's screen, masking the actual URL being accessed. This technique allows users to see the domain name they are visiting while still viewing the site, providing a sense of privacy or branding.
With URL Frame, when a user visits a website, their browser displays only the domain name (e.g., example.com) within a frame, while the actual content is loaded from the requested URL. This approach differs from traditional redirects, where the entire page is replaced with a new one.
To set up URL Frame, follow the instructions provided in our article Setting Up URL Frame. This guide will walk you through the process of configuring your server to use this method.