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I have this doubt, because I want to develop a portal in Ajax, but that the pages can be accessed also via url.
My question is: If the <a> </a> have with return false when clicking, the web-Pider will not be able to follow the href of him? Or he copies the href and access, without following the javascript instructions in the document?
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I think the most important thing here is to remember that most search services try to value usability/navigability/user experience - not as the site itself was made.
That said, everything varies from Crawler/Spider from each provider. While Google’s Pider runs Javascript/CSS (https://webmasters.googleblog.com/2014/05/understanding-web-pages-better.htm), crawlers from smaller providers may not be using. So your AJAX site would follow Javascript’s instructions smoothly :)
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