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So I am redirecting mobile users to mobile version of the page and also have alternate attrubute set up for that:

What about the opposite case? When user from desktop computer visits mobile version of the page. Should I redirect him back to desktop version?

Hi there,

I'm using rel="prev" and rel="next" on paginated category pages. On 1st page I'm also setting a canonical tag, since that page happens to get hits to an URL with parameters.

The site also uses mobile version of pages on a subdomain.

Here's what markup the 1st desktop page has:

Here's what markup the 2nd desktop page has:

Here's what markup the 1st MOBILE page has:

Here's what markup the 2nd MOBILE page has:

Questions:

1. On desktop pages starting from page 2 to page X, if these pages get traffic to their versions with parameters, will I'll have duplicate issues or the canonical tag on 1st page makes me safe?

2. Should I use canonical tags on mobile pages starting from page 2 to page X?

Are there any better solutions of avoiding duplicate content issues?

Dean,

I have built responsive sites, I also discussed with others about how to serve responsive site content to mobiles faster.

It comes, that hidden blocks still being loaded by browser, and images in media queries still being read, so it doesn't really speed the things up....So instead of talking offtopic, you better answer my question