Improved Flash indexing. Written by Ron Adler, Janis Stipins, and Maile Ohye We've received numerous requests to improve our indexing of Adobe Flash files. Today, Ron Adler and Janis Stipins—software engineers on our indexing team—will provide us with more in-depth information about our recent announcement that we've greatly improved our ability to index Flash. Q: Which Flash files can Google better index now? We've improved our ability to index textual content in SWF files of all kinds. This includes Flash "gadgets" such as buttons or menus, self-contained Flash websites, and everything in between.
Q: What content can Google better index from these Flash files? In addition to finding and indexing the textual content in Flash files, we're also discovering URLs that appear in Flash files, and feeding them into our crawling pipeline—just like we do with URLs that appear in non-Flash webpages. Q: What about non-textual content, such as images? Q: How does Google "see" the contents of a Flash file? 1. Flash indexing with exte. Flash and other rich media files - Centre d'aide Webmasters/prop. December 18 Clarifying JavaScript execution on non-200 HTTP status codes What: We added a note on how Googlebot processes JavaScript. Why: While pages with a 200 HTTP status code are sent to rendering, this might not be the case for pages with a non-200 HTTP status code. Migrating more crawling documentation to a new location What: Migrated the following documentation to Google's crawling infrastructure site.
Why: This documentation is more relevant to many Google products that use Google's crawlers, not just Search. December 17 Clarifying canonicalization best practices for JavaScript What: We added a section on canonicalization best practices for JavaScript to our JavaScript documentation and the best practices for consolidation of duplicate URLs. Why: Canonicalization happens before and after rendering, so it's important to make the canonical URL as clear as possible.
December 15 Clarifying noindex and JavaScript December 9 Adding a section on smaller core updates November 20 November 19 June 18. Webmaster guidelines - Webmasters/Site owners Help. Wenn Sie die unten stehenden Allgemeinen Richtlinien von Google einhalten, können wir Ihre Website leichter finden, indexieren und platzieren. Wir empfehlen Ihnen dringend, auch die Qualitätsrichtlinien weiter unten zu beachten.
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