We knew Google’s web rendering service (WRS) does its own thing with caching but now a new post from Gary Illyes and Martin Splitt of Google said the “WRS caches everything for up to 30 days.” This is done to help “preserve the site’s crawl budget for other crawl tasks,” Google wrote.
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