Pagination
Describes GLLmolfar 0.9.35current release · checked 8 Nov 2026
Pages of a list split over several addresses — ?page=2, /page/3 — with their page number, rel=prev and rel=next, canonical and indexability, and the filters for what usually goes wrong from page 2 on. A site without paginated lists has no rows here, and the column set says so by being empty.
- Where
- Site › All pages › More columns… › Pagination
- Mode
- Pro
- Built from
- Page addresses and the rel=prev / rel=next links of the open crawl
- Changes
- Live during a crawl
On the screen
The picture is the Pagination column set on a crawl of getlooploop.com, whose lists are not paginated: the column set has no rows, and the line above the table reads Showing 0 of 0. On a site with paginated lists, each row is one page of a list.

Filter. All (0) here; the list also holds the pagination faults, each with its count.
Showing 0 of 0. No crawled page of getlooploop.com is part of a paginated list.
Columns. Address, Page, rel=prev, rel=next, Canonical and Indexability (scrolled off to the right).
No rows. No crawled page carries a page number or rel=prev / rel=next.
Which pages are in it
An HTML page with status 200 is in the column set when it has a rel="next" or rel="prev" link, or its address carries a page number: a parameter page, p, pg, paged, pagina, strona, seite, sayfa or offset with a number, or a path ending in /page/N (also /p/, /seite/, /pagina/, /strona/, /storinka/).
Columns and filters
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Page | The page number in the address, or empty when only rel=prev / rel=next mark it. |
| rel=prev, rel=next | The addresses those links name. |
| Canonical, Indexability | Where the page's canonical points, and whether it can be indexed. |
| Filter | Which pages |
|---|---|
| Page 2+ canonicalised to another URL | A later page whose canonical points elsewhere, usually to page 1, which hides the items only it lists. |
| Page 2+ is noindex | A later page with noindex in meta robots or X-Robots-Tag. |
| rel=next or prev points to a non-200 page | One of the two links leads to a crawled page that did not answer 200. |
| Next page does not point back with rel=prev | Page N names page N+1, which does not name page N back. |
| Page 2+ without rel=next/prev | A later page with neither link. |
| Pages of a paginated list | Every page 2 or later. Information, not a fault. |
Pagination elsewhere in the app
Pages of one list share most of their text by design, so they are left out of Cannibalization and of near duplicates by text (see Duplicates and canonicals). Pages 2 and later are not embedded either, so they do not crowd the topics.