Re:How is search so bad? A case study
by klingonopera on Sunday January 19, 2020 @06:31PM
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Google does cache results, and could via comparison with cache notice changes, and claim, the page was updated sometime between.
I've always wondered, how search engines get a hold of timestamps. Locally with a cached sample, like I explained above, parsing a page's content or some metadata? It's not like the HTTP protocol sends me a "file created/last modified date" along with the payload, does it?
I've always wondered, how search engines get a hold of timestamps. Locally with a cached sample, like I explained above, parsing a page's content or some metadata? It's not like the HTTP protocol sends me a "file created/last modified date" along with the payload, does it?