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“” - secureFly77 - 06-04-2025 urllib’s `geturl()` is the answer for python3 get response path from urllib. But honestly, urllib is a bit of a relic. `requests` or even `httpx` are modern alternatives that handle this stuff gracefully. Here’s the `requests` version: ```python import requests print(requests.get("http://example.com").url) ``` So much cleaner. |