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Asked: June 18, 20262026-06-18T00:52:49+00:00 2026-06-18T00:52:49+00:00

I need to disallow the next URLs: service api /_s/user , /_s/place , …

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I need to disallow the next URLs:

  1. service api /_s/user, /_s/place, … All starts with /_s/
  2. save form: /{language}/save. For example /{en}/save, /{ru}/save, …

NOTE: most URLs have language parameter at the beginning: /en/event, … I don’t want to block them.

Should be something like: (but this is not allowed by robots.txt format)

Disallow: /_s/*
Disallow: /:lang/save
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    2026-06-18T00:52:50+00:00Added an answer on June 18, 2026 at 12:52 am

    In robots.txt matching is from the left, so it matches anything that begins with /pattern.

    The wildcard like /*pattern matches any beginning which must be followed by the given pattern. Therefore * is never needed on the right (e.g. /foo* as it is equivalent to /foo).

    So in your case you can use

    Disallow: /_s/

    • to disallow anything which starts with /_s/ e.g. /_s/foo

    Disallow: /*save

    • to disallow all patterns such as /en/save but also /foosave or /en/save/other

    You can use $ to signify “must end with“

    Disallow: /*save$

    • to disallow all patterns such as /en/save or /fr/save but not /en/save/other

    You can find a bit more on robots.txt in Robots.txt : 4 Things You Should Know article

    I hope that will help.

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