Relating this back to JavaScript redirects and how Google processes them: When Google encounters a JS redirect, the search engine first has to render the JS, identify it as a redirect, and then ...

But there are some situations where you just cannot avoid using a JavaScript redirect. The following is a basic primer on JavaScript redirects, when to use them, how to use them, and best ...

A redirect that uses JavaScript to take users from one page to another is also an example of a client-side redirect. Google warns website managers to only use JavaScript redirects if they can’t ...

A non-server-side-redirect uses other ways to send the requesting system to a new location. There are two main types of non-server-side-redirects commonly used by internet developers: Javascript ...

While useful for site owners, this attribute has a known security issue due to the fact that a newly opened page can utilize a JavaScript redirect to open a different URL than the one specified in ...