Answer by paulmorriss for rel=canonical required for HTTPS?
Although your question is a bit shorter than this one the accepted answer points to this article which says:Yes, you can use rel="canonical" for https to http or vice versa. Rel="canonical" is already...
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It's not really necessary, but it never hurts to use a canonical URL anyway.
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I'm offering a page through HTTP and HTTPS, both with the same URL scheme. I.e., a page is available as http://www.example.com/page1.html as well as https://www.example.com/page1.html.Should I add...
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