Do you know if Google already know how to read URLs with /#/ , for example mydomain.com/#/sub-folder/product-name/ (no, i'm not talking about !#) I would be happy to get references.
Thanks.
lucy24
7:57 pm on Mar 10, 2016 (gmt 0)
Do you know if Google already know how to read URLswith /#/
I don't see why not. The question is whether they will interpret it as an URL for SERP purposes, or if they will send everyone to example.com/ (the part before the #). They do sometimes link to fragments, but all the time ...?
Is this a site that already exists, or a change you're thinking about making? I assume you've got a reason for using a less-common URL pattern.
