And now, we have FPO URL's
Published on 13. June 2007 in Announcements
Today, search engines does'nt have problems with URL's including the question mark and the cryptic string after it. Google searches and stores since a long time the pages and URL's.
But people dont want to have that, people dont want to write a URL like "zappr.de/default.aspx?id=images&user=somewhere", people want to write "zappr.de/images/somewhere/default.aspx". And now, we have FPO URL's. A FPO is a "for-people-optimized" URL.
But people dont want to have that, people dont want to write a URL like "zappr.de/default.aspx?id=images&user=somewhere", people want to write "zappr.de/images/somewhere/default.aspx". And now, we have FPO URL's. A FPO is a "for-people-optimized" URL.
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