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10/05/2024

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07/06/2023

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18/01/2023

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18/01/2023

Our customer support portal is currently undergoing maintenance. Only automated tasks are currently being processed as we are unable to provide support until maintenance is completed.

02/01/2023

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30/05/2021

Google does not click the 'load more' buttons on your website

Google's John Mueller said in a webmaster hangout on YouTube that Google's probably won't see your content if it is hidden behind a 'load more' button or a scroll event.

"We render the page in a way that we take a very long viewport, like a really long monitor, and we try to load the page. Then we tell the page like 'this is your viewport, this is tall' and then we give the page time to load the content that would be visible there.

So essentially, with that setup, if you recognize that this part of the content is visible and you show it, then we'd be able to index that. That's the more guaranteed way of doing that.

The other ways, where we have to watch out for a scroll event or for someone to click a 'load more' button, something like that, that's usually something that Googlebot tends not to do.

So in particular, we don't know which which elements to click on to see if something would load. That's something where probably we would not be able to pick up that content. [...]

[Clicking buttons and waiting for JavaScript events] are things which cost time. When we do them in rendering at scale, like if we have billions of pages to do, and our systems try to optimize the time that they need and through that it's something like clicking on elements and scrolling are things that are sometimes done when we have enough resources on the side to do that but they're not something we would consider as baseline indexing."

13/01/2021

Google: The URL removal tool in Search Console just temporarily hides pages from the search results

Replying to

Google's Danny Sullivan said the URL removal tool in Search Console just temporarily hides pages from the search results, it doesn't remove anything from the index. Sometimes these pages take a while to be reindexed (& usually those are less-frequently shown in search anyway, so few people see it).