Comment on Kogan.com mysteriously disappears from Microsoft Search EnginesComments−DeepDuh14yMaybe their crawler identifies as IE7?−nekgrim14yKogan's website isn't blocked for IE7, so I could not see how it can be a problem if the crawler identifies itself as IE7.−raverbashing14yIt is a problem if the site presents different content (that is, for example, the light box announcing the tax)This may throw the search engines away, because you're "de-SEOing" your content−nekgrim14yNever heard about crawlers changing their user agents. Never thought they can do that. Interessing idea.−schiffern14yNope.http://www.bing.com/community/site_blogs/b/webmaster/archive...
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Maybe their crawler identifies as IE7?
Kogan's website isn't blocked for IE7, so I could not see how it can be a problem if the crawler identifies itself as IE7.
It is a problem if the site presents different content (that is, for example, the light box announcing the tax)
This may throw the search engines away, because you're "de-SEOing" your content
Never heard about crawlers changing their user agents. Never thought they can do that. Interessing idea.
Nope.
http://www.bing.com/community/site_blogs/b/webmaster/archive...