Hashbang (#!) after every url in the blog module crawled

Kirby 3
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Hi all! I just stumbled across a strange thing I have never noticed since working with Kirby: Google just noticed me, that duplicated content was found within a Kirby Page I recently did, because every url of the pages´ blog module was indicated with a “#!” at the urls end, too:

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Honestly, I have no idea, where that is coming from, and the search here in the forum did not help me to find any explanation. Does anyone here in this nice community has a hint for that? The page is based on Kirby 3.7.5 if that helps, and you can visit the site here:

Thanks a lot and keep up the amazing work, big love for Kirby!

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Maybe some JS adding this?

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I cannot identify anything, that could cause that by now. I am happy for any hint!

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Sorry, cannot help you any more with that, maybe try a google search.

I can see some such urls when I crawl the site with ScreamingFrog SEO spider, I’d say this is unrelated to Kirby.

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I have a suspect :slight_smile: - if anyone uses MichnHokns great Cookiebanner, the “Change Cookie Preferences”-function, adds a Hashbang at the end of every url. I have changed the code, calling this function to

<a href="javascript:void(0);" id="edit-cookie">Cookie Einstellungen ändern</a>

instead of using the #! as href.

I still cannot confirm if this was it, as I have to wait for the crawler to index the site again, but just wanted to send a little update. And of course say thanks for your response @texnixe