numero = 62007
interpreted = N
texte = Terry Wilson wrote: > http://webaccelerator.google.com/webmasterhelp.html > > It's an accelerator that pre-fetches pages to give the illusion of > faster web surfing. In admin pages, it can click links that will in turn > delete or otherwise change database content. Did anyone actually read that page from Google? > 2. Can I specify which links Google Web Accelerator will prefetch on my pages? > > Yes, you can. For each link you'd like us to prefetch, simply add the following snippet of code somewhere in your page's HTML source code: > > > > The href value should be the actual URL you want prefetched. Google will prefetch this page, and when your users click on this link, that page will load more quickly. Clearly, Google is not intending to fetch every link from the site; if they are doing that now, it is because this is a beta product and they messed up (or the OP had "next" links on their page). Google has pulled the beta so it is possible that they _did_ screw up and they are busy retooling. ------------------------------------------ John, They also prefetch based on an algorithm tag or no tag. In fact WA is reported as indicating time savings on lots and lots of sites but they don't have the prefetch tag installed. Thus, the presence of the tag might force a prefetch, but its absence does not preclude it. Google is big on the algorithm to predict when it should work. Whether their software is broken or not doesn't mean we should ignore it either. ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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Terry Wilson wrote: > http://webaccelerator.google.com/webmasterhelp.html > > It's an accelerator that pre-fetches pages to give the illusion of > faster web surfing. In admin pages, it can click links that will in turn > delete or otherwise change database content. Did anyone actually read that page from Google? > 2. Can I specify which links Google Web Accelerator will prefetch on my pages? > > Yes, you can. For each link you'd like us to prefetch, simply add the following snippet of code somewhere in your page's HTML source code: > > > > The href value should be the actual URL you want prefetched. Google will prefetch this page, and when your users click on this link, that page will load more quickly. Clearly, Google is not intending to fetch every link from the site; if they are doing that now, it is because this is a beta product and they messed up (or the OP had "next" links on their page). Google has pulled the beta so it is possible that they _did_ screw up and they are busy retooling. ------------------------------------------ John, They also prefetch based on an algorithm tag or no tag. In fact WA is reported as indicating time savings on lots and lots of sites but they don't have the prefetch tag installed. Thus, the presence of the tag might force a prefetch, but its absence does not preclude it. Google is big on the algorithm to predict when it should work. Whether their software is broken or not doesn't mean we should ignore it either. ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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