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Google indexer is two-pass, first run is without js

19 pointsby josephscottover 6 years ago

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jazoomover 6 years ago
A comment from JohnMu is even more informative:<p><i>Yeah, there&#x27;s no fixed timeframe -- the rendering can happen fairly quickly in some cases, but usually it&#x27;s on the order of days to a few weeks even. If your site produces new &#x2F; updated content frequently &amp; you want it indexed quickly, you need that content in the HTML.</i>
Something1234over 6 years ago
Does this really surprise anyone? Why should my scraper have to execute your arbitrary code bundle, and why should I as a reader have to run your bundle to get any content? The default dom with content should be the one that gets delivered.