How to remove Facebook’s query string from URLs ?fbclid= so that users are seeing a cached version of a page and not bypassing it.

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For years now Facebook has added their query string to the end of URLs ?fbclid= . This means anyone visiting the URL will bypass the cached (optimized) version of the page and have a more slower experience.

What’s the easiest way to fix this issue?
I have used Cloudflare’s page rule to 302 redirect for a specific URL and that worked. But that’s on a URL by URL basis. I was looking for something that would work site wide.

Cloudflare has a workers solution but this adds an additional cost. I’m hoping there’s a few other ways to sort this issue out.

Thanks

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1 Comment
  1. Tell your caching system to ignore the query string. All the big ones have that feature.

    Why are you 302’ing links into your site?

 

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