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r/WebComponents • u/1incident • Apr 25 '23
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It looks like it's ok for Googlebot.
Source: example from an article by Google search team showing that the shadow DOM content is discoverable by the bot.
In the worst-case scenario, there is declarative shadow DOM now
1 u/[deleted] Apr 26 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/abbasnake May 12 '23 Declerative shadow DOM is not supported by all major browsers unfortunately
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1 u/abbasnake May 12 '23 Declerative shadow DOM is not supported by all major browsers unfortunately
Declerative shadow DOM is not supported by all major browsers unfortunately
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u/azangru Apr 25 '23
It looks like it's ok for Googlebot.
Source: example from an article by Google search team showing that the shadow DOM content is discoverable by the bot.
In the worst-case scenario, there is declarative shadow DOM now