Anyone knows what this is?

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I don´t know where to put this question, so I´m hoping someone here can help me with this, as I think it´s a bit strange

After doing a lot of tweeks to my website, now whenever I go to my site some strange characters appear right after the domain name, anyone knows what caused this? is it normal and safe?



I appreciate any type of help
#search engine optimization
  • Stuff like that is common when you are passing on values.
    the # is like a place holder, saying that what is next is
    to be used in a special way. Similiar to ? in urls, but
    that # is not as common.

    My first thought was that each time a person visits, they
    are logged as a special session. I can't fathom why your
    site would be do that. Do you have anything like a forum
    on it?

    If not, then something thinks it needs to pass on a value.

    What other tweaks have you made?

    Server settings? Those are weird file paths for sure, for such a mundane
    site.

    Paul
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    • The relevant thing I can think of was from a backlink exchange with a PR5 website, I inserted some code in the footer, but I think it´s just anchored text...
      could it be that? :confused:
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  • Put this in the <head>
    <meta name="google" content="notranslate" />

    it should stop that translating nonsense bug in chrome.
    Lots of people use chrome now, so it just makes sense
    to add that...but..

    It's not foolproof.

    Paul
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    • Thanks Paul!

      I will try in now and let you know if it worked!
  • I don´t know if it worked for the translation, because I turned it off for this website, but it must have worked, as for the characters, they are still there, do I think I need to worry about this?

    And thanks again!
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    • You can always ask your host. Characted like ? ; # etc are URI's.
      They are to address other things involved with your website.

      Because it seems to give a unique one for each visitor, that must
      be a clue.

      # is not that common and it might be something not working right on
      the server.

      Paul
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    Anyone knows what this is?

    I don´t know where to put this question, so I´m hoping someone here can help me with this, as I think it´s a bit strange After doing a lot of tweeks to my website, now whenever I go to my site some strange characters appear right after the domain name, anyone knows what caused this? is it normal and safe?