I wouldn't actually call this "recent" improvements. I mean, Google has been handling JavaScript for years now. And they're just now coming out and publicly saying it. Which is typical Google.
What they were saying before was that you always need a HTML fallback for JS-generated content. Now it seems they're saying you don't necessarily need to.
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I wouldn't actually call this "recent" improvements. I mean, Google has been handling JavaScript for years now. And they're just now coming out and publicly saying it. Which is typical Google.
What they were saying before was that you always need a HTML fallback for JS-generated content. Now it seems they're saying you don't necessarily need to.