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I recently put a little browser for themes for the hyper.app terminal online (https://hyperthemes.matthi.coffee https://hyperthemes.matthi.coffee). It was just

I recently put a little browser for themes for the hyper.app terminal online (https://hyperthemes.matthi.coffee https://hyperthemes.matthi.coffee). It was just something I used to try out Elm, and there's no reason to believe Google would regard it as anything different than a generic new site. If you look at Google's cached version, you can see that the JS is executed (although it fails trying to download the actual data): https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:hN5yCkyIyzkJ:https://hyperthemes.matthi.coffee/+&cd=3&hl=en&ct=clnk https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:hN5yCk... Edit: as has been pointed out below, the cached version is just the same as the original and the JS gets executed on your end. This doesn't show weather Google also executes it during its crawl.

gildas 10y ago
> If you look at Google's cached version, you can see that the JS is executed Correct me if I am wrong but when I look at the cached version of the homepage (http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:hN5yCkyIyzkJ:https://hyperthemes.matthi.coffee/&num=1&hl=en&gl=fr&strip=0&vwsrc=1 http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:hN5yCky...), I don't see that the JS has been interpreted.
- matt4077 10y ago
  The "Network error" in the top left is a JS result. Also, since you linked to the source view, you'll see that there actually isn't anything in the body but the script being loaded, whereas "Full version" shows the user interface was correctly initialised.
  - gildas 10y ago
    Disable JavaScript in your browser when viewing the cached page. All you will see is an empty page.
    - matt4077 10y ago
      Now I'm feeling a bit stupid, will slowly walk away and hope I can get by with "it's Jan 1st and I didn't get much sleep" as an excuse...
      - j_s 10y ago
        First, thank you for taking the time to stick your neck out a bit and share an example. Second, thank you for responding to someone pointing out that you were wrong without putting yourself on the defensive. I see this entire sub-thread as a positive; glad we all could learn along with you!

gildas 10y ago

> If you look at Google's cached version, you can see that the JS is executed Correct me if I am wrong but when I look at the cached version of the homepage (http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:hN5yCkyIyzkJ:https://hyperthemes.matthi.coffee/&num=1&hl=en&gl=fr&strip=0&vwsrc=1 http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:hN5yCky...), I don't see that the JS has been interpreted.

matt4077 10y ago
The "Network error" in the top left is a JS result. Also, since you linked to the source view, you'll see that there actually isn't anything in the body but the script being loaded, whereas "Full version" shows the user interface was correctly initialised.
- gildas 10y ago
  Disable JavaScript in your browser when viewing the cached page. All you will see is an empty page.
  - matt4077 10y ago
    Now I'm feeling a bit stupid, will slowly walk away and hope I can get by with "it's Jan 1st and I didn't get much sleep" as an excuse...
    - j_s 10y ago
      First, thank you for taking the time to stick your neck out a bit and share an example. Second, thank you for responding to someone pointing out that you were wrong without putting yourself on the defensive. I see this entire sub-thread as a positive; glad we all could learn along with you!