Thank you for the kind response >was wondering if there is any other existing product in the market yes, there is rendertron; here is the comparison between r

Thank you for the kind response >was wondering if there is any other existing product in the market yes, there is rendertron; here is the comparison between rendora and rendertron and why I think rendora is better https://github.com/rendora/rendora#what-is-the-difference-between-rendora-and-rendertron https://github.com/rendora/rendora#what-is-the-difference-be... also there is prerender.io but this is a commercial paid product and also needs change in your backend; and I guess they didn't use headless Chrome until recently >Wish the crawlers incorporate something like this into their crawling logic so that we really don't need to worry about server rendering anymore Except for Google, probably all other search engines don't even execute javascript to render pages (Bing claimed to be rendering js very recently but I haven't seen it in my production website :D), they claim that the web is too big and the computational complexity of executing javascript in every page is unreasonable. Even Google can't render pages correctly if you have asynchronous content from my own experience.