[null,null,["最后更新时间 (UTC)：2025-03-30。"],[[["Dynamic rendering was a temporary solution for search engines having trouble accessing JavaScript-generated content, and it is not recommended for long-term use."],["Websites may utilize dynamic rendering to present a server-rendered version of their content to search engine bots while displaying the client-side rendered version to users."],["Modern solutions like server-side rendering, static rendering, or hydration are preferred over dynamic rendering."],["Dynamic rendering is not considered cloaking by Google as long as the content served to bots is similar to that presented to users."],["Websites with rapidly changing JavaScript-generated content or using JavaScript features unsupported by crawlers might have previously used dynamic rendering as a workaround."]]],["Dynamic rendering serves search engine crawlers a server-rendered version of content, while users see client-side rendered content, as a workaround for JavaScript limitations. It detects crawler requests and routes them to a rendering server for static HTML delivery. While not considered cloaking if content is similar, serving entirely different content is. This method is complex and not recommended long-term; server-side, static rendering, or hydration are preferred alternatives. Dynamic rendering was used for public, rapidly changing or incompatible Javascript content.\n"]]
