: Bing + React: Inconsistent indexing I have a page written in React.js, the whole content (including meta tags) is rendered using javascript. Google indexing works flawlessly for these pages, but
I have a page written in React.js, the whole content (including meta tags) is rendered using javascript. Google indexing works flawlessly for these pages, but Bing is inconsistent.
Title
some used fallback title from HTML (Decrane.io)
some generated from javascript (MD5 | Decrane.io) - this is the correct and expected case
when I removed the fallback (to hint bing not to use it), the page does not have title at all...Also notice that this page does not have any content (so it seems that bing did not try to hydrate the page using javascript)
So the question: is there any way, how to force/hint Bing to index the JS pages correctly?
Yes, I know I could use isomorphic templating, but this is just my small personal side project, so I do noot want to invest into isomorph. Also as google supports hydrating the page through JS and it seems that Bing to some extent as well, I think it might be just a matter of time, till all engines fully support JS.
Image of inconsistency in Bing (http/https difference is ok, I made a protocol switch recently)
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