Using Google's dynamic rendering workaround designed for Javascript-heavy sites? Just request the raw source as Googlebot and ensure perfect technical SEO. It should only be taking up CPU while rendering a page and then go away.
Google renderer is what renders your tabs and pages. If you serve different source code to mobile devices, emulate this easily with a mobile user-agent checkbox. The name is pretty much self explanatory. Differences occur when JavaScript has modified the DOM. * Difference: The difference between the rendered source and the raw source. * Rendered: The rendered page after the source has been interpreted into a DOM, including any modifications made by Javascript The same as you'll see with traditional 'View Source' in the browser (after minor formatting tweaks) * Raw: The source code sent from the server to the browser before the DOM is rendered.
A lightweight Chrome Extension that shows you how the browser has constructed (rendered) a page's original HTML into a functioning DOM, including modifications made by JavaScript.Īn essential tool for web developers using JavaScript frameworks like Angular, ReactJS and Vue.js, and for SEOs to understand how search engines see your pages, especially considering Google's dynamic serving workaround.ĭifferences between raw and rendered versions are highlighted line-by-line showing how JavaScript has modified a page at render time. See how the browser renders a page, not just what the server sends.
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