How To Remove "?m=1" From Blogger URL (Easy Fix) Step-By-Step

If you use Blogger as your blogging platform, you may have noticed that some of your URLs contain "?m=1" at the end. This is added by Blogger to indicate that the mobile version of your site is being accessed. However, it can also cause some issues with your site's SEO and user experience. Fortunately, there is an easy fix for this problem.

Step 1: Go to Your Blogger Dashboard

The first step is to log in to your Blogger account and go to your dashboard.

Step 2: Click on "Settings"

Once you are in your dashboard, click on the "Settings" tab on the left-hand side of the screen.

Step 3: Click on "Search Preferences"

In the settings menu, click on "Search Preferences" to access your site's search preferences.

Step 4: Click on "Edit" Next to "Custom Redirects"

Scroll down to the "Errors and Redirections" section and click on "Edit" next to "Custom Redirects."

Step 5: Add a New Custom Redirect

Click on "New Redirect" and add the following information:

• Type: "From"
• Path: "/?m=1"
• Type: "To"
• Path: "/"
• Click "Save"

Step 6: Test Your Site

Now that you have added the custom redirect, test your site by accessing it with the "?m=1" parameter. The URL should now redirect to the non-mobile version of your site without the "?m=1" parameter.

Conclusion

Removing the "?m=1" parameter from your Blogger URLs is a simple process that can improve your site's SEO and user experience. By following these steps, you can easily fix this issue and ensure that your site is accessible to all users, regardless of the device they are using.