Google’s new mandate that all search requests must be rendered with JavaScript has sent shockwaves through the scraping community. In the past month, many legacy tools stumbled under the JS wall ...

Google processes an estimated 8.5 billion searches daily. It’s safe to say that most people who search on Google use JavaScript.

For the most part, Google can render and index content on JavaScript-based websites fine. So, in short, it’s normal that the cache view of a JavaScript website is empty or incomplete.

Google's Chrome team just launched Octane, a new JavaScript benchmark suite that aims to measure real-world performance. Unlike most other benchmarks, which tend to use artificial tests developed ...

Again, if you are injecting canonical tags using JavaScript, Google has finally officially documented the proper way to implement it. So check the documentation over here and make sure your ...

Google can index most of it, and of course, it doesn't always get it right. John Mueller said at the 14:10 mark into the video that it can be "on and off" for Google crawling and understanding ...

Google has released a new developer document with advice on generating structured data with JavaScript. It offers more direction on this topic, something SEOs have been seeking for a while from ...

Google debuted version 2.0 of its Octane benchmark suite today, a set of 17 tests that measure how fast a browser can execute JavaScript code. The addition of asm.js is a pretty interesting move ...

Google's V8 has grown from 100,000 lines of code to 500,000 lines, and speeding JavaScript performance further is very difficult because of that complexity.

Have you ever tried using Google Maps without JavaScript enabled? The experience is straight out of the old school web, but it’s remarkable that this basic version exists at all. When GMaps was ...