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Thank you for your reply.

I however am unable to see the problem you describe.  Even at the page code you pasted, I see that the canonical URL is the same:

Where the canonical URL of the page is the same as the page
https://www.neakriti.gr/article/kriti/irakleio/1524790/eftase-stin-kriti-o-nikos-kotzias/

When you scroll down, the URL changes and if you "view code" of the updated page that was appended you see the new canonical URL.

Can you please explain me your findings as I am unable to replicate it?

Hi,

thank you for your response.  I am looking at the example page you showed me.

1. So I should ask them to remove the "prev"/"next" then right?  It only causes confusion to the search engines that all the articles are a series of a single article somehow, right?

2. There is something additional I noticed during the endless scroll there, the "back button"...

On our website every time a new article is appended at the end, the URL changes too, but going back in history (pressing the back button) takes you back to the previous article of the endless scroll... so if you scrolled lets say 5 times with endless scrolling, you have to press 6 times the back button to get back to the home page...  But interestingly on what you sent me this doesn't happen with the navigation history.

I told the development team that I didn't want the "back button" to take me to the previous URLs of the endless scroll, but they replied to me that this was not possible...

How can we implement this?

Hi,

We have a new website on https://www.neakriti.gr We have asked for endless scrolling between our articles, so when we get at the end of one article, the next loads.

Looking at the produced html code I saw the articles contain and to other articles.

When I asked the development team why this happens, I got a reply that its needed for the endless scroll of the articles.  But to my understanding "prev" and "next" is only used on pagination cases, and endless scroll between articles has nothing to do pagination.

Here is an example article
https://www.neakriti.gr/article/ellada-nea/1524252/fthinoporinos-o-kairos-tin-tetarti-stin-kriti-deite-analutika-tin-prognosi/

If you "view html code" on that article you will see this "next", "prev" declarations to other articles.

Can anyone please let me know if the declaration of "prev" and "next" articles should stay or if I should ask the development team to remove it?

Thanks