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Google may be indexing dynamic content now, but the question I'm curious about is how it affects crawl efficiency. I can't imagine indexing JS content is as eff
by roboshake 11y ago
Google may be indexing dynamic content now, but the question I'm curious about is how it affects crawl efficiency. I can't imagine indexing JS content is as efficient as indexing content returned from the original HTTP request.
- _ao789 11y agoThey just wait around for the page to change a bit and once it's done (after some timeout) then it takes what's currently on the DOM as being the actual page. This is then sent back, analysed and parsed as the content. Similar to how phantomjs does page rendering with timeout..