Point being, serving HTML with static content+markup is still a great performance best practice that helps both browsers to render faster, and crawlers to find things more quickly. That said, this does not mean that JS is "bad", it just requires more work & time to process.
But the descriptions were not better... cf this tweet I sent you some weeks agohttps://twitter.com/check_ca/status/1121561114276433920 …
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If there's no description meta tag, then the site:-operator results can be a bit weird, since it's not a normal query. There are certainly things the site could do much better, but as far as I can tell, the framework isn't the problem.
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Thank you very much for your replies. Let's say this site would do dynamic rendering with
@seo4ajax (I'm the founder). How SEO4Ajax is supposed to serialize all these shadow root contents? There are no standard for this today. Would <template> tags be OK (like in Chrome's MHTML)?
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