Respectfully (and as a Netlify Pilot), I'd strongly encourage readers to not change Netlify's Pretty URLs functionality and instead to understand the root of the issue here. Disabling Pretty URLs can cause content on a Netlify site to serve its content on both the trailing slash and non-trailing slash URLs which means duplicate content and bad SEO.
We discussed this at length in the following thread under the Gatsby repository and I wrote a subsequent article that covers the depths of it.
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Respectfully (and as a Netlify Pilot), I'd strongly encourage readers to not change Netlify's Pretty URLs functionality and instead to understand the root of the issue here. Disabling Pretty URLs can cause content on a Netlify site to serve its content on both the trailing slash and non-trailing slash URLs which means duplicate content and bad SEO.
We discussed this at length in the following thread under the Gatsby repository and I wrote a subsequent article that covers the depths of it.
Repo discussion: github.com/gatsbyjs/gatsby/discuss...
Article: jonsully.net/blog/trailing-slashes...
Cheers!
Jon Sully
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