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: At what resolution does Google Bot Web Crawlers consider desktop? I'm aware that google evaluates how a site looks on mobile. At what resolution does google evaluate desktop sites? My site uses

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I'm aware that google evaluates how a site looks on mobile. At what resolution does google evaluate desktop sites?

My site uses a responsive layout up until 1200px width, at which point it shows and hides several elements. I want to know if google is seeing those elements I show at above 1200px.

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@Cooney921

There's a fairly small range of mobile device viewport sizes. Everything else will be regarded as "desktop". And:


When the meta viewport element is absent, mobile browsers default to rendering the page at a desktop screen width (usually about 980px, though this varies across devices). [source]


Googlebot Smartphone is basically a mobile browser, so should behave in the same way. Googlebot reads your CSS (assuming it's not blocked), and therefore your media queries.


we see your content more like modern Web browsers, include the external resources, execute JavaScript and apply CSS. [source]

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@Smith883

If there's code showing min-width values of 1200px+ the crawler can detect and read that content just as it does for the mobile format content.

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