How to Remove Code ?m=1 and ?m=0 in Blogger URLs

Nisha Sinha
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A tutorial on how to remove the ?m=1 and ?m=0 codes in Blogger/Blogspot URLs will be discussed in this article. For those of you who are still using Blogger or blogspot, you will often see codes ?m=1 or ?m=0 behind the blog address/URL when accessed via a mobile browser. And that happened when still using the blogspot subdomain or after the custom domain.
Then, what are the codes ?m=1 and ?m=0? how to get rid of it? or how to hide it?
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Remove m=1 & m=0 from Blogspot URLs |
What is Code ?m=1 and Code ?m=0?
Actually the code ?m=1 is a sign that the device used to access the blog is a mobile device, while the code ?m=0 is a sign that the device used to access the blog is a desktop device or PC.
Even though in reality there is no code ?m=0 on desktop devices. However, the code ?m=0 will appear when the blog is accessed via a mobile device but set to desktop view.
Why do the codes ?m=1 and ?m=0 in Blogger URLs need to be removed?
Because ending codes like ?m=1 or ?m=0 can be Duplicate Title Tags or Duplicate Content.
Although some people say that the code being Duplicate Content is fine as long as it's not SPAM. In other words, eliminating the m=1 code in the Blogspot URL will indirectly improve SEO.
Is that assumption correct, sir? And is it true that this is directly related to SEO?
In my opinion, statements like that saying that code ?m=1 or ?m=0 can cause duplicate blog content is neither true nor completely wrong.
The opinions of Bloggers are mere assumptions, and they may accidentally encounter a problem when their blog url still has the ending code ?m=1 or ?m=0. So they believe that the cause is something like that.
In fact, Bloggers don't pay attention to things like this and most of the other Bloggers also never experience problems such as duplicate content caused by the code ending ?m=1 or ?m=0.
What are the Benefits of Removing the Code ?m=1 and ?m=0 in Blog URLs?
Actually, the benefit may not be that important for people who don't really care about code endings like these. But I think those who like simple and neat things will be important.
Because the tricks or tips for removing the code ?m=1 and ?m=0 in the blog url are meant to shorten blog URLs, especially on blogspot. So by removing the code it will make the blog url look short and neat.
What does code ?m=1 or ?m=0 have to do with SEO?
Some say that removing the code ?m=1 or ?m=0 in the blog url can improve the SEO of your blog or site. However, this opinion is not true. Because in fact, eliminating the code ?m=1 or ?m=0 cannot make the blog or site rank up or down in search engine rankings.
So, if someone says that eliminating the code ?m=1 or ?m=0 can improve SEO, that's not true. To improve the SEO of your blog or site, that is, by increasing the quality of the content you create. Create SEO articles so that they are rated well by Google and later they can rank in search engines.
Up to this point, you already understand what the codes ?m=1 and ?m=0 are, why the codes ?m=1 or ?m=0 need to be removed, what are the benefits, and what their relation to SEO.
Well, if you already understand, let's proceed to the essence of the discussion this time. Here's the tutorial.
How to remove the ?m=1 and ?m=0 codes on Blogger/Blogspot URLs
1. Go to the Blogger dashboard.
2. Enter Themes, then click Edit HTML.
3. Then put the following code above the </body> code
<script type='text/javascript'>var uri = window.location.toString();if (uri.indexOf("?m=1","?m=1") > 0) {var clean_uri = uri.substring(0, uri.indexOf("?m=1"));window.history.replaceState({}, document.title, clean_uri);}</script>
4. Finally, click Save. And see the changes.
Thus the tutorial on how to remove code ?m=1 and ?m=0 on blog URLs. Hopefully useful see you in the next post. Regards, TechDroidForum.blogspot.com
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