'Is 302 redirect to "./" supported on Chrome/IE11?

I have a curious case where a POST request needs to redirect to a GET request to the exact same URL as seen in the browser. There are 2 proxy servers (IIS with URLRewrite) which rewrite the URI so the browser sees either /ext/v1/foobar or /ext/v2/foobar, but the server sees only POST /foobar in both cases - and I need to correctly redirect to /ext/v1/foobar or /ext/v2/foobar.

Can I 302 redirect to "./" or ".", sort of like how cd . would work on UNIX?

It doesn't need to be standards-compliant so long as it works on Chrome and IE11.

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