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HTML Should I set all web pages of like my website as canonical?

JosiahMaybe

JosiahMaybe

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I do not have duplicates but I hear that search engines get confused when more than one URL can lead to one thing. I looked it up and looks like I should specify full from https://... to current thing as canonical on any things I specify as canonical. Obviously anything that has 2 ways to get to it I should set a canonical for but what about all other pages that have content? Should I set everything that should be as canonical or just 2 way things?

I do have like things that end in / like a directory redirects to .../index.php which is where most of that 2 ways comes from. There is home which redirects to just / with correct page though. Trying to do better SEO. Any advice would be good. Thanks. X E.
 
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JosiahMaybe said:
I do not have duplicates but I hear that search engines get confused when more than one URL can lead to one thing. I looked it up and looks like I should specify full from https://... to current thing as canonical on any things I specify as canonical. Obviously anything that has 2 ways to get to it I should set a canonical for but what about all other pages that have content? Should I set everything that should be as canonical or just 2 way things?

I do have like things that end in / like a directory redirects to .../index.php which is where most of that 2 ways comes from. There is home which redirects to just / with correct page though. Trying to do better SEO. Any advice would be good. Thanks. X E.
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but I hear that search engines get confused when more than one URL can lead to one thing
 
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