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How well does google index vue.js?
With Yandex, everything seems clear, you can specify a static html copy of the page there, but google, as far as I know, can render SPA on its own. The question is, how well does he do it? When does indexing stop? When the page itself is loaded, or will it also wait until the necessary ajax requests are completed? Are there any significant disadvantages compared to SSR at the moment?
PS: In fact, I only need to index the initial 5-6 pages, so the html stubs for Yandex suit me quite well.
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This is not a problem with Vue, but with any SPA on any JS.
For simplicity, it is better to assume that search engines do not execute JS on the page at all, and, accordingly, if SEO is an issue, you need to generate HTML on the server. Vue
'can do it
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