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He said it breaks pages when removed. I'm guessing he means it's broken from SEO perspective.
by takeda 11y ago
He said it breaks pages when removed. I'm guessing he means it's broken from SEO perspective.
- nikolay 11y agoYes, it adds predictable hashes to the URL to help with automatic cache busting; you can easily create a simple Nginx configuration to normalize. As @jdmarantz said above, the latest version adds canonical URL headers to solve this issue without rewrites.