Can Google crawl Ajax?

[dennis123]

Can Google crawl Ajax?

[nikki shah]

Googlebot will render the #! URL directly, making it unnecessary for the website owner to provide a rendered version of the page. Google announced it will no longer be supporting its original AJAX crawling scheme from back in 2009.

[chetna]

Google has actually been crawling some JavaScript content for a while. In fact, this recent series of tests confirmed Google's ability to crawl links, metadata and content inserted via JavaScript.

[nancy07]

Google does not support ajax; it requires converter at the server end to feed crawler, the converter converts Ajax to HTML which makes it crawlable.

[pharmasecure]

URL directly, making it unnecessary for the website owner to provide a rendered version of the page. Google announced it will no longer be supporting its original AJAX crawling scheme from back in 2009. ... Now, Google is saying it will crawl and render your AJAX-based sites as is.

[ShriBalaJiUdyog]

Really impressive information you shared.

[Jays]

Google announced it will no longer be supporting its original AJAX crawling scheme from back in 2009. Starting in the second quarter of 2018, Google said it will “no longer be using the AJAX crawling scheme.”

This should come as no surprise, because Google said years ago that it no longer officially and fully supported this method of AJAX crawling.

Now, Google is saying it will crawl and render your AJAX-based sites as is. John Mueller of Google wrote in the new blog post that “Googlebot will render the #! URL directly, making it unnecessary for the website owner to provide a rendered version of the page.” That means Google will continue to support these URLs in their search results.