We found some eye-opening results and verified that Google is not only executing various types of JavaScript events, they are also indexing dynamically generated content. How? Google is reading ...

Google recommends including Product markup in initial HTML for best results. JavaScript-generated markup can lead to less frequent and reliable crawls. E-commerce sites using JavaScript for ...

Dynamic rendering helps Google crawl and index your website more quickly by picking out the relevant content generated by JavaScript. This means search engines receive pages faster, allowing them ...

For the study, the researchers ran 30 tests, 16 in the Python programming language and 14 in JavaScript, that generated 19,200 code samples per test, for a total of 576,000 code samples.

Other search engines may choose to ignore JavaScript and won’t see JavaScript-generated content. Dynamic rendering is a workaround for websites where JavaScript-generated content is not ...

Google is reportedly working on fixing a bug with not being able to properly respond to a noindex directive on some JavaScript generated pages. This is happening for some React apps using Single ...

Converting to JavaScript and Supporting ECMAScript 5 Properties Ideally, in the same way that you never look at the intermediate language (IL) code generated from your C# and Visual Basic code, it ...

This does not mean Google cannot process the structured data on the page if generated using JavaScript, but rather that it makes it harder for Google to do so. Here is a screenshot of that line ...