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Did you read the article? The single-page web app degrades to linked pages when JavaScript is disabled, and it's fully indexable by search engines.

• kls 16y ago
  It's actually simpler than that now days, you simple set up a server with a headless web browser on it and route all old-browser and crawlers to that box. They get the same functionality but with-in a page post model. There are a few architectural adherence but for the most part it works pretty well.
  • simonw 16y ago
    That's simple? Do you know of any sites that actually do that?
    • kls 16y ago
      Here is the Google page on the subject: http://code.google.com/web/ajaxcrawling/docs/faq.html http://code.google.com/web/ajaxcrawling/docs/faq.html All of the apps I am currently working on do not have a SEO or old browser requirement, but I have used this technique in the past.
  • maushu 16y ago
    I always wondered about this, how does Google prevent this type of behavior? Like serving specific content to search engines and show other content to users... do they check using camouflaged bots?
    • kls 16y ago
      It is not a matter of preventing it, Google is the one that actually conceived of and is promoting this approach.
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