Google Webmaster Central Blog

Back in February, we announced domain-wide data in Search Console, to give site owners a comprehensive view of their site, removing the need to switch […]

With the move to the new Search Console, we’ve decided to clean up some parts of the Search Console API as well. In the Search […]

We love to help folks make awesome websites. For a while now, we’ve been answering questions from developers, site-owners, webmasters, and of course SEOs in […]

Most of the time, our search engine runs properly. Our teams work hard to prevent technical issues that could affect our users who are searching […]

Today we updated most of our testing tools so they are using the evergreen Chromium renderer. This affects our testing tools like the mobile-friendly test or […]

Each day, Google usually releases one or more changes designed to improve our search results. Most aren’t noticeable but help us incrementally continue to improve.Sometimes, […]

Google Images has made a series of changes to help people explore, learn and do more through visual search. An important element of visual search […]

Yesterday we announced that we’re open-sourcing Google’s production robots.txt parser. It was an exciting moment that paves the road for potential Search open sourcing projects […]

For 25 years, the Robots Exclusion Protocol (REP) was only a de-facto standard. This had frustrating implications sometimes. On one hand, for webmasters, it meant […]

For 25 years, the Robots Exclusion Protocol (REP) has been one of the most basic and critical components of the web. It allows website owners […]