: Canonical tags for separate mobile URLs I have a Drupal website serving mobile pages from different urls (starting from /mobile). According to Google recommendations I should use the canonical

I have a Drupal website serving mobile pages from different urls (starting from /mobile). According to Google recommendations I should use the canonical tag to map desktop and mobile pages.

Right now I did this in case I serve the same node (e.g: node/123 and mobile/node/123) but should I do this for other pages as well that are equivalent but share a different content?
For example do I need to map the desktop and mobile homepages even if they don't have the same content at all?

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but should I do this for other pages as well that are equivalent but share
a different content? For example do I need to map the desktop and mobile
homepages even if they don't have the same content at all?

Simple answer: no. Why: because they have different content. Canonical is for pages with different URLs and same (or nearly same) content only.

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