What hearthis.at changed

• All internal links were updated from the root domain to include the "www" prefix.
• Navigation links for genres like Techno, Electronic, and House now point to the www subdomain.
• User profile and track links for artists like John B and Blu Mar Ten were updated to the new URL format.
• Sign-in and registration links for Google and Apple accounts were moved to the www subdomain.
• Live stream and upload buttons now direct users to the www version of the site.

The platform updated its entire internal linking structure. This is a major technical change that affects how search engines find their music and how users share links to tracks and profiles.

• All internal navigation links (Live, News, Popular, Explore) now point to the www subdomain.
• Every genre category link (e.g., Techno, Ambient, Amapiano) was updated to include the www prefix.
• User profile and track links in the featured section were migrated to the www subdomain.
• Social login URLs (Google, Apple) and legal page links were updated to the new URL format.

The platform has updated its internal linking structure to use the "www" subdomain across all genres, user profiles, and media links. This is likely a technical SEO or infrastructure update to ensure consistent traffic routing and improved site reliability.

• Added "on [Date]" timestamps to track listings (e.g., "on 02.05.2019").

• Updated all internal links to include the "www." prefix in the URL structure.

• Live play counts and listener statistics were updated across featured tracks.

• All internal navigation links were updated from www.hearthis.at to hearthis.at.

• Category and genre links now point to the non-www version of the site.

• User profile and track download links were migrated to the shorter domain format.

• Social sign-in and API endpoints were updated to reflect the domain change.

• Live stream and upload buttons now link directly to the root domain.

Adding specific upload dates helps users find fresh content and understand how old a track is. It also signals that the platform is improving its data transparency for listeners.

The platform has updated its internal linking structure to remove the "www" subdomain. This is a technical SEO and infrastructure shift that ensures all traffic and links point to a single, unified domain version.