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buynsellcloudcom @julian last edited by

@julian does this plugin make the seo process better then what it is ?
nodebb-plugin-google-search2
Redirect search queries to Google.

Installed 1.0.3 | Latest 1.0.3
For more information: https://github.com/revir/nodebb-plugin-google-search2#readme

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Julian Lam GNU/Linux Admin last edited by

No, that's not what his plugin does. It just redirects searches in your NodeBB to Google.
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I just realize we use reds

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