Google renders all pages for search, including JavaScript-intensive pages

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Google has confirmed that it renders all web pages , including JavaScript-intensive ones, for search indexing purposes. The information was revealed during a recent episode of the "Search Off The Record" podcast, where Zoe Clifford from the rendering team spoke with Martin Splitt and John Mueller from Search Relations.

Google emphasized that all HTML pages are south africa mobile database rendered, which is necessary for comprehensive indexing. This process, while resource-intensive, allows Googlebot to fully process pages that use JavaScript, ensuring their correct inclusion in search results.

This step is important for website owners and developers because it confirms that their websites, even if they are technically complex and use modern technologies like JavaScript, will be indexed correctly by Google. This means that any dynamic content generated by JavaScript will be included in search results, which can significantly impact a website’s SEO performance.

Instagram is testing super likes in Stories
Instagram has started experimenting with another interesting feature . It is now testing the ability to add a super like, to express extraordinary interest in a specific story in the app.

Instagram's Super Like feature currently allows you to express your enthusiasm for a story. You add it to your story by pressing and holding the Like button on the screen. This allows you to show the author of the post that you really like their content.