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Rendered HTML

The DOM state after a renderer executes supported page code.

What Rendered HTML means

It can differ by timing, viewport, cookies, geography, blocked resources, and runtime limits.

Where Rendered HTML comes up on this site

Definitions that name Rendered HTML

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Related terms in Crawling and indexing

How a crawler discovers, schedules, fetches and selects pages, and why a fetched page is not an indexed one.

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Questions about Rendered HTML

What is Rendered HTML?

The DOM state after a renderer executes supported page code.

Which area of the glossary does Rendered HTML belong to?

Crawling and indexing: How a crawler discovers, schedules, fetches and selects pages, and why a fetched page is not an indexed one.

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