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Create Apache rewrite rules for cPanel and other shared hosts: force HTTPS, choose www or not, and send old URLs to new ones with 301 redirects.
Back up your current .htaccess first, and paste these rules above any existing rewrite rules.
Tick the rules you need and list old → new URLs, one pair per line.
Copy the generated block.
Back up your .htaccess, then paste the block at the top, before other rewrite rules (for Laravel: before its own rules in public/.htaccess).
301 means "moved permanently": browsers and Google update to the new URL and pass on its ranking. Use 302 only for temporary moves.
Usually HTTPS is forced twice (by the host or Cloudflare and by .htaccess). The generated rule also checks X-Forwarded-Proto to avoid this behind proxies; remove other HTTPS redirects if it persists.
No. .htaccess is Apache (and LiteSpeed, used by many cPanel hosts). Nginx needs rules in its server config instead.
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