Official statement
Google can process client-side rendering and essentially renders every crawled page. Hundreds of thousands of indexed pages prove that rendering works. However, some configurations don’t work, particularly using the # (hashtag) symbol to structure URLs instead of real paths.
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Official statement from
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⚠ A more recent statement exists on this topic
Is Client-Side Rendering really putting your indexation at risk?
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TL;DR
Google is able to index client-side rendered pages, but improper use of the # symbol in URLs can cause issues. Be mindful of your setup to avoid indexing errors.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Le client-side rendering est-il recommandé pour tous les sites ?
Pas nécessairement. Cela dépend de la structure du site et des ressources disponibles pour le faire correctement.
Pourquoi le symbole # pose-t-il problème dans les URLs ?
Google ne traite pas les fragments contenant # comme des chemins distincts, ce qui peut empêcher l'indexation correcte.
Comment puis-je tester le rendu de mes pages ?
Utilisez Google Search Console et des outils spécifiques comme la fonctionnalité 'Mobile-Friendly Test' pour vérifier le rendu de votre contenu.
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