Entries from Search Engine Roundtable tagged with 'google cache'

Are AdSense Publishers Losing Out from Google Translate & Cache

A WebmasterWorld thread reports that in some cases the Google AdSense ads will not render when using Google Translate or viewing the page on Google Cache. We reported about the Google Cache issue about a year ago, and back then...

Google's Cache Highlighting Colors May Be Wrong

99.999% of people would never notice this nor care about it, but a Google Webmaster Help thread has discussion around a very small bug in Google's cache. If you view the cache of a W3 document for a match on...

Google Considering Improving Google Cache HTML Rendering

A Google Webmaster Help thread has complaints from some webmasters on how Google's Cache view doesn't render all web pages as they are seen in a typical browser. Let me show you an example, if you view the cache of...

Does Google Cache Store Pages Locally?

Google has a cache, basically, the cache allows you to look at pages as Google crawled them. The question is, at least in a Google Webmaster Help thread, is the Google cache storing everything locally at Google? John, a top...

Google Webmaster Tools Slower In Reporting Than Google Cache

A Google Groups thread has a webmaster questioning the date shown in Google Webmaster Tools that shows the "Home page crawl" summary. In short, the data may be older and slower to update than other tools you have in your...

Google AdSense Stops Displaying on Google Cache Results?

A WebmasterWorld thread reports that many publishers have started to notice that their Google AdSense ads are not showing up when someone accesses their pages via the Google cache. For example, a recent Google cache copy of my personal blog...

Google Updates Design of Google Cache Page

Google has just updated the design of the Google Cache result page. For example, a look at the Google Cache for RustyBrick.com, shows: Just two days ago, when I reported the cache dates were off, I took a screen shot...

Google's Cache Database Back On Track?

A WebmasterWorld thread had reports that Google had all old cache dates for most sites on the web. By old, I mean, the last time Google said they "retrieved" the site was on the 15th or 16th and it was...

Increase in Reports of Google Caching Wrong Pages

We now have three different threads in the past week that report Google has the wrong site in its cache for a query. We have seen this before, where we said Google Slow to Update Cache Data? In that case,...

Google Slow to Update Cache Data?

Take a look at a site:familyonetransportation.com query. Notice everything looks fine and dandy. Now, lets look at the cache:familyonetransportation.com result for that page. Why is it displaying the cache of a different site? Currently, I see ShuttlesInOrlando.com for a cache...

Google Confirms & Retracts Post on "Minutes" Crawl Time Stamp

Last week I reported that the Google Cache Showing Last Retrieve Dates in Minutes. Then we have been waiting for an official confirmation from Google on this. Google's Matt Cutts awkwardly confessed that something was obviously up, but did so...

Google Cache Showing Last Retrieve Dates in Minutes

A WebmasterWorld reports finding that Google is showing the cache date in minutes. Typically, Google shows a date and not a countdown in minutes as to when Googlebot last retrieved the page. Here is an example of Google showing the...

Google.com Has Multiple Cache Pages & Snippet Archives

A WebmasterWorld thread has two claims from respected members, giving us a little more insight into Google's search engine. The first thing we learn is that Google has several cache databases. When doing site search "site:exmple.com" when I see the...

Google Cache Archiving More of Your Page?

The Google cache typically only stored about 100KB of your page. So if you had a heavy page with lots of content, not all of that page would be seen in the Google cache. That seems to have changed at...

Google's Cache for Supplemental Results Does Not Highlight Query Words

A very small but yet somewhat interesting observation has been made at Search Engine Watch Forums. You know how when you click on the "cache" link in the Google.com search results and Google will highlight the keywords you searched on,...

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