Google Search Console Sitemap Report With Delete, Open In New Tab & Detailed Reporting

Mar 21, 2019 - 7:32 am 1 — by
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We reported yesterday that you can now delete an XML Sitemap in the new Google Search Console. Well, it is a bit more than that. Google said on Twitter you can also open the sitemap content in a new tab, review granular details for sitemaps with errors and present RSS and Atom feed sitemaps.

Google's new updates include:

  • Opening the sitemap content in a new tab
  • Deleting a sitemap
  • Reviewing granular details for sitemaps with errors
  • Presenting RSS and Atom feed sitemaps

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Try it out yourself.

Forum discussion at Twitter.

 

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