Language prefix forced in SEO URLs
Shop owners cannot drop the language prefix from URLs or share one URL path across languages and domains.
3 public reports
What's going wrong
Store owners running several languages or country domains want SEO URLs without a language folder such as /de/, or the same product path shared across languages and top-level domains. The extension always adds a language segment, which blocks multi-domain setups and clean shared paths. Owners running separate domains per market feel stuck with a structure they did not choose. A fix could be a URL rule layer that maps each domain or language to clean paths while keeping search engines pointed at one canonical address per product.
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Products affected
Multi-language SEO URLs 2.x.
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Who has this problem
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