I will take a look at it but it's not the issue that SEOMoz tell me as this format concerns only images. It's actually a little trick to do lazyloading on images.

The link you pointed out on your example is good ("/annuaire,amkashop,site,promotion...) as comma are not encoded.

And for your example I see no issue except capitalization.

I bet this is a Moz problem because when I fetch as Googlebot, I don't find encoded URL...

Hello and thanks for your answer.

No word involved here.

We move from :

http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" />

to

charset="utf-8">

Everything is fine except for Mozbot

Hello,

We just have launch a new version of our website with a new utf-8 encoding.

Thing is, we use comma as a separator and since the new website went live, I have a massive increase of 404 error of comma-encoded URL.

Here is an example :

http://web.bons-de-reduction.com/annuaire%2C321-sticker%2Csite%2Cpromotions%2C5941.html

instead of :

http://web.bons-de-reduction.com/annuaire,321-sticker,site,promotions,5941.html

I check with Screaming Frog SEO and Xenu, I can't manage to find any encoded URL.

Is anyone have a clue on how to fix that ?

Thanks

Hello,

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