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I wouldn't actually call this "recent" improvements. I mean, Google has been handling JavaScript for years now. And they're just now coming out and publicly say
by bhartzer 12y ago
I wouldn't actually call this "recent" improvements. I mean, Google has been handling JavaScript for years now. And they're just now coming out and publicly saying it. Which is typical Google.
- workhere-io 12y agoWhat they were saying before was that you always need a HTML fallback for JS-generated content. Now it seems they're saying you don't necessarily need to.