JS-dependent sites are crawlable by bingbot, and Googlebot, and have been for years now. Otherwise, much of the modern web would be absent from search. Things c

JS-dependent sites are crawlable by bingbot, and Googlebot, and have been for years now. Otherwise, much of the modern web would be absent from search. Things can still happen, but it doesn't look like OP is doing anything unusual with rendering. If Google can crawl, I'd be surprised if Bing was entirely stumped (plus: meta descriptions). > Having the page open also really slows down my laptop and constantly uses ~50%-75% CPU OK here, for contrast: https://i.imgur.com/Qb2ux3o.png https://i.imgur.com/Qb2ux3o.png > it takes quite a lot of computing resources to actually make the homepage render any text On my own laptop, I see text in 100-200ms. A 3G connection on a simulated cheap mobile in Sao Paolo gets 2.3s: https://www.webpagetest.org/result/230209_AiDc5N_FKY/ https://www.webpagetest.org/result/230209_AiDc5N_FKY/ These are both fine times: even a cheap device on a bad connection can get text rendering quickly. It's not a very taxing JS payload.