Official statement
In Search Console, use the URL Inspection Tool and then 'View Crawled Page' to see the actual rendered HTML indexed by Google. It's an alternative to the cache operator, which doesn't work well for JavaScript.
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Can the URL Inspection API Really Replace Manual Indexation Testing?
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TL;DR
Google offers a tool in Search Console to view the rendered and indexed HTML. It's useful for checking JavaScript support, unlike the cache operator.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
L'outil URL Inspection remplace-t-il completement l'operateur cache ?
Pas completement. Il s'agit d'une approche alternative, specialement importante pour le contenu JavaScript.
L'outil d'inspection URL est-il fiable a 100% ?
Bien qu'efficace, il peut parfois montrer des anomalies selon le moment de l'inspection.
Quels sont les avantages pour les sites utilisant massivement le JavaScript?
Cet outil permet de deconstruire le rendu exact vu par Google, indispensable pour les contenus JS.
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