There has been some confusion around how Google handles pages that might be more costly for Google Search to crawl, render, index and serve – i.e. JavaScript pages. Google does not have a monetary budget per site, in terms of it will spend $X of crawling budget on your site. Yes, sites do have a … Read more
In a recent episode of the Search Off The Record podcast, it was revealed that Google’s rendering system now pretends to be “idle” to trigger certain JavaScript events and improve webpage rendering. The podcast features Zoe Clifford from Google’s rendering team, who discussed how the company’s web crawlers deal with JavaScript-based sites. This revelation is … Read more
March 16, 2015 | Posted by Joel Janovsky Google recently announced on their official webmaster blog that two new updates had been made for their Google Webmaster Tool (GWT) users. The first update that Google announced was about their Fetch & Render report. From now on, in addition to its original features, GWT … Read more
Does your site use JavaScript (JS)? Many websites do. If it does, you can use our Site Audit tool to uncover more issues than before. Google renders your webpages’ unloaded JS to see its full content and to make sure your online visitors can easily access everything too. Now, our Site Audit bots render JavaScript … Read more
Gary Illyes from Google said that in some cases, Google may not fully render a page before showing it in Google Search or Google News. It depends on how timely that content is and how quickly Google needs to index and serve it in Google Search. That does not mean Google won’t render the page … Read more
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