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>text of sites Google does exactly that through "view cached/text only". You need to specifically opt your site out of the caching thing. I guess they could ha
by lokopodium 9y ago
>text of sites
Google does exactly that through "view cached/text only". You need to specifically opt your site out of the caching thing. I guess they could have done exactly that with images for those who complained.
- danso 9y agoThe cached page often renders so poorly that that function will only be used when you really need something and the page is down (or deleted). If the content experience weren't so hit-and-miss, who wouldn't use the "view cached" option to enjoy the speed of Google's cache? There is no hit-and-miss experience with the "View image" feature -- you get access to exactly what you came looking for, and in a more convenient and speedy way.
- e12e 9y agoSee: AMP. Although, supposedly, using the cache with AMP is "opt in" - because it's "part of" AMP.