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> You only get to see the "real" page after a pile of JavaScript work happens. Fix that. If you can't test your config and your authoring by crawling server-re

> You only get to see the "real" page after a pile of JavaScript work happens. Fix that. If you can't test your config and your authoring by crawling server-rendered documents, others can't crawl them either, and they aren't really part of the World-Wide Web.

akavi 14y ago
Googlebot executes JS now (has for a couple of years, I believe), and let's face it, it's really the only crawler that matters.
- iooi 14y ago
  Would you happen to know what they're using to do that now?
  - sneak 14y ago
    Googlebot is Chrome, more or less.