Duda Mobile no_redirect=true
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Hi Guys,
Just need some clarification if it's okay. I have a client who has the dudamobile software installed for a mobile friendly version of the site.Now I know that it put's on some JS to check if the user is visiting from a desktop or a mobile and then redirects.
?no_redirect=true
https://moz.com/community/q/duplicate-content-resulting-from-js-redirect
This is creating duplicate page issues when I run a deepcrawl of the site. I understand I can just exclude the URL's in Google's Search Console but I just wanted to double check though that this won't stop Google from indexing the mobile site?
Sorry if it's a stupid question
Kind Regards
Neil
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