That makes sense, though in an ideal world there would be an abstracted header that said "hey, I'm not gonna render JS the way a regular browser will, so send m

That makes sense, though in an ideal world there would be an abstracted header that said "hey, I'm not gonna render JS the way a regular browser will, so send me something prerendered". Then you could write something that would actually be future-proof and work with other search engines. The way Google suggests there actually seems a little bit nefarious, as it makes it hard-coded to Google instead of working for any search engine.