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Custom Canonicals for Magento 2

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bbop33 Subscriber last edited by

Hi folks,

I'm looking for an SEO extension for Magento 2 that enables me to add Custom Canonical URLs on any page (especially on category pages).

Any advice would be appreciated greatly!
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Sagar_Krishtech last edited by

Hello @bbop33

You might wanna take a look at this extension.

https://www.magedelight.com/advanced-seo-suite-magento-2.html
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bbop33 Subscriber @jasongmcmahon last edited by

Hi Joe,

Thanks very much for your reply. This is the extension that we've purchased earlier for this purpose and going to refund it as it turned out that custom canonical URLs can only be implemented on the product pages but not on the category pages with this extension...
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jasongmcmahon last edited by

Hello,

Look at SEO Suite Ultimate Extension for Magento 2, seems to have it all

https://www.mageworx.com/magento-2-seo-extension.html
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