Today, we're introducing 4Command. It complements Joomla's classical menu-based navigation system with a command palette and keyboard shortcuts.

• the command palette lets you search and run things fast and without knowing where they are
• keyboard shortcuts lets you do things with 2 keystrokes instead of 2 page loads
• 4Command adds shortcuts to Joomla toolbars such as Ctrl/command + S to Save
• If you do not or cannot use a mouse, then 4Command helps you navigate Joomla admin tremendously

If you are around, please join me and the Small Business Joomla User Group for a quick live presentation of 4Command.

• on Thursday May 16, at 11AM Eastern Time (8AM Pacific Time, 3PM UTC)

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Hi all,

I've been meaning to write about the concept of canonical for a while and this week, a comment at the end of a support ticket finally prompted me to do so.

The thing is, canonical is used (mostly) in two different ways and they seem to contradict each other:

• a page is canonical (or not)
• a page has a canonical tag

The confusing part is that:

when a page has a canonical tag, it's usually because it's not canonical

How is that possible and should you care anyway?

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Google just had not one but two official algorithm updates, and then started to apply manual penalties to a lot of sites the next day.

Also, OpenAI changes their pricing model for accessing their API, to a pre-paid credit system.

And finally we just released updates for 4AI, 4SEO and 4SEF!

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