Google announced today it’s now using mobile-first indexing for over half the web pages shown in its search results globally — a significant milestone in Google’s move to favor mobile sites ...

How Web Crawlers Index Content Even for spiders, the web is a lot to navigate, so they rely on links to guide their way, pointing them from page to page. In particular, they’ve got their eyes on ...

Many of these indexed pages are actually duplicates ... equal signs — in the URLs of their Web pages. Even worse, a significant percentage of sites embed session IDs, user IDs, and other “flags” in ...

According to the service's about page, QUO is “a dark web, full-text search engine designed to create a continuously updated index of onion pages” in order to provide its users with a way to ...

Google announced this morning its “mobile-first” indexing of the web is now starting to roll out, after a year and a half of testing and experimentation. Back in 2016, Google first detailed ...

That is not the case. Google is simply trying to index fewer HTTP pages when there are HTTPS versions of the same page. “Browsing the web should be a private experience between the user and the ...

The Ajax URL for each of the page queries has a no-index applied. Is there any guarantee that the appended content will not be indexed as a part of the main web page?” “The answer is it ...

You’re not alone. At some point yesterday, Google’s search indexing seems to have stopped processing new pages from many of the internet’s largest websites. Sometime yesterday afternoon ...

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