Drupal 8 What is it? Adds trailing slashes to all URLs you want. For example: example.com/user/. This feature could be usefull for SEO motivations. How do I install it? Install and enable this module using one of the following methods: https://www.drupal.org/docs/8/extending-drupal-8/installing-drupal-8-modules When you enable this module you haven't it in action yet. Now you have to configure it. Read Configuration section for it. Configuration To configure the module go to /admin/config/trailing-slash/settings On this page you have the option to enable/disable the configuration of this module List of paths Write a path per line where you want a trailing slash. Paths start with slash. (e.g., '/book') Enabled entity types You can choose the entity types that you want to have a slash, for example, the taxonomy terms of a particular vocabulary or nodes of a bundle Requirements drupal::language php:7.1 Supporting organizations: idealista Sponsorship of ongoing development. Known Issues/Bugs None. If you found a…

A contributor on one of my sites just discovered what seems a bug. Here is how to reproduce it: work on a drupal site, say http://www.drupal.org/ create a post, say a story prior to submitting, define the "URL path settings" : do not read the description that says these must be local, and type in some absolute URL, like http//:www.example.com/. submit At this point, you find yourself on http://www.drupal.org/http%3A//www.example.com, which causes a "page not found" error.