Fix multiple redirects and canonical redirects. And increase speed of wordpress fine url recognition for SEO by .htaccess file.
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WP PlugIndex currently records Fix Multiple Redirects version 1.2.3 as active, updated 13y ago and without a listed Tested up to version.
Help users to fix problems with multiple redirects and canonical redirects.
– advice to configure DNS records, prevent canonical problems.
– By disable canonical redirect filters.
– By disable redicrecting filters.
htaccess file.
– Some FAQ with experience.
htaccess file.
– Fixed issue with force redirect to WWW
– If you wish you can promote us, with small link in tail of post/page or donate only ONE $.
Home page: Devtech
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