3 ms·
So if I'm hearing correctly, if a User Agent is white-listed it Rendora will render the page on the server and return less assets (no CSS, fonts etc) If it's n
by gitgud 8y ago
So if I'm hearing correctly, if a User Agent is white-listed it Rendora will render the page on the server and return less assets (no CSS, fonts etc)
If it's not white-listed it will just let the request pass through normally to the server (eg static file server) is this correct?
- geo_mer 8y ago>and return less assets (no CSS, fonts etc) no, it returns the whole page, it's just equivalent to rendering pages on your browser, everything in the initial HTML is the same in addition to HTML generated by javascript frameworks added to the DOM after the webapp scripts are loaded.
- gitgud 8y agoOkay, so it renders the javascript webapp (Angular/React/Vue) on the fly into HTML, (just as it would appear in a client's browser), but only for the whitelisted UserAgents, which can be crawlers right?
- geo_mer 8y agoyes exactly :), as if crawlers see exactly the same HTML of what browsers see after DOM load not the initial incomplete HTML sent by servers