In the coming weeks, Google Search for desktop will soon support signed exchanges for some sites. Sites serving different HTML based on the user-agent header (i.e. using dynamic serving) will need to opt out by adding a meta tag to your page.
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Spelling & Grammar: Are They Google Ranking Factors? via @sejournal, @kristileilani
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Google Search Console video indexing report gets three new issue details
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