How to permanently remove ?m=1 from URLs in Blogger

Discover how to eliminate the ?m=1 parameter from your Blogger URLs to improve indexing and optimize your blog's performance. If you have a blogger blog, you might have noticed that every single webpage of your blog gets redirected to url with appended query parameter m=1 when visited on a mobile device. I personally don't like this behaviour of blogger. According to Blogger, there is no problem with this redirection. But issues like Alternative page with proper canonical tag and Page with redirect for many urls blow up in your Search Console and most of them might be caused due to this redirection. Why I am telling you issues Alternative page with proper canonical tag and Page with redirect for most of urls, are caused due to this redirection? Let me explain. Suppose Google smartphone crawler crawls a post /2025/01/post.html found in /sitemap.xml , it gets redirected to /2025/01/post.html?m=1 since it is a smartphone crawler and hence the url /2025/01/post.html is marked as Page …