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Mark Bure2017-02-02 13:56:50
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Mark Bure, 2017-02-02 13:56:50

Are you changing the path (url) for page navigation (or filter)?

Hello.
The question arose, do you change the path address (url) to navigate through the pages (which immediately jump to a specific page, see 1.) or to change the filter, see 2. Do you practice this at all ?.
1 - habrahabr.ru/all/page8/, change the page number to /page25/.
2 - codepen.io/search/pens/?limit=(all)&page=(2)&q=(canvas) - what's in brackets.
This is something like a survey, well, it is interesting and opinion, how often and under what conditions.

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dQubyte, 2017-08-21
@dQubyte

If you answer this question not as a survey, then yes, of course, we use different articles habrahabr.ru/all/page(8/25)/ and different filters codepen.io/search/pens/?limit=(all) in the browser history &page=(2)&q=(canvas) is pretty handy. So yes.

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Dmitry Pacification, 2017-10-10
@dmitry_pacification

I believe that for each page that should be indexed, you need to create a static one. Pages with a GET request in the url should be avoided altogether. God forbid someone throws a similar page into the index, it will be 404. Either prescribe the filter parameter, and in robots exclude everything related to filter from the index. This is also possible, though I don’t know how it is from a security point of view .... if we tell everyone what parameters they filter by, we can tell the hacker where to break us.
We also set up axaj filtering for filter pages that are not needed in the index.

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