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In Google, and potentially bookmarks, the node download page still points to https://nodejs.org/download/. That URL is now an Apache index page, I'm pretty sure. The new URL has the 'en' locale in it - https://nodejs.org/en/download/. A redirect is needed between the new and the old page.
I'm completely guessing that this is Apache and I think that I could whip this up with an .htaccess file, but let me know if that is the preferred solution.
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it's nginx, and it's intentionally exposed as such, it can be used to manually navigate to the different builds available for download with /download/release being to what /dist actually points but there is also /download/rc, /download/nightly, etc.
Ah I see. Then maybe it should be removed from Google via robots.txt? I don't know if this is intentional or not, but right now Google searches for "download node" go there.
In Google, and potentially bookmarks, the node download page still points to https://nodejs.org/download/. That URL is now an Apache index page, I'm pretty sure. The new URL has the 'en' locale in it - https://nodejs.org/en/download/. A redirect is needed between the new and the old page.
I'm completely guessing that this is Apache and I think that I could whip this up with an .htaccess file, but let me know if that is the preferred solution.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: