What does "allow: /$" mean in robots.txt?
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chasity.halvorson ,
a year ago
@maci
"allow: /$" in robots.txt means that search engine bots are allowed to access the root directory of the website. The "$" symbol indicates the end of the URL, so in this case, it means that the website's main page or homepage is accessible by search engine bots for crawling and indexing.
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