Official statement
A new Page Experience report for desktop is now available in Search Console, enabling website owners to track the performance of their desktop pages prior to ranking integration.
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TL;DR
Google has introduced a new Page Experience report for desktop in Search Console. Website owners can now monitor the performance of their desktop pages before it impacts rankings. This is crucial for anticipating necessary adjustments.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Ce rapport affectera-t-il directement le classement ?
Pour l'instant, Google parle d'une future intégration au ranking.
Le rapport concerne-t-il tous les sites ?
Oui, tous les sites ayant un suivi Search Console peuvent l'utiliser.
Quelle différence avec le rapport mobile ?
Le rapport desktop se concentre sur l'expérience utilisateur des pages non mobiles.
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