JavaScript Redirects and SEO: What Gets Crawled and What Doesn't
Google has been rendering JavaScript for years, which means JS-based redirects like window.location.replace() are often followed — but not always, and not predictably. This post walks through what's safe and what isn't.
Heads up: this article is still an outline. The full write-up is on our content roadmap — bookmark this page if you want to be notified when it ships.
Types of JS redirects
Section coming soon.
What Google renders vs crawls
Section coming soon.
Bingbot and other crawlers
Section coming soon.
When JS redirect is unavoidable
Section coming soon.
Safer alternatives
Section coming soon.
Verifica i tuoi redirect ora
Non lasciare che redirect errati danneggino la tua SEO. Usa il nostro strumento gratuito per verificare i tuoi link istantaneamente.
Articoli Correlati
Vedi tutti i post arrow_forwardHow to Fix ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS: A No-BS Troubleshooting Guide
Stuck in a redirect loop? Learn how to diagnose and fix the ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS error with practical solutions for WordPress, Cloudflare, Apache, and Nginx.
Setting Up Redirects in Cloudflare: A No-Nonsense Guide for 2025
Master Cloudflare redirects with this practical guide. Learn Single Redirects, Bulk Redirects, common pitfalls, and real troubleshooting tips that actually work.
Mobile-First Redirects: How to Optimize for Core Web Vitals in 2025
Learn how redirects impact Core Web Vitals and mobile performance. Practical strategies to maintain LCP, INP, and CLS scores during redirects.