Paginated URL without rel=next/prev

Info severity, in the Pagination tab

Why it matters

The URL looks like a page in a series but carries no rel=next/prev annotations. Google no longer uses them, but other engines and tools still do.

How to fix it

Add rel=next and rel=prev link elements if other search engines matter to you; make sure the series is reachable through normal links either way.

How Crawlune finds it

Crawlune flags Paginated URL without rel=next/prev automatically on every crawl and lists the affected URLs under the Pagination tab, where you can filter, inspect each page and export the list to CSV. The free version crawls up to 550 URLs with every check enabled.