Real-time Service Worker testing to ensure proper functionality for both users and search engine crawlers like Googlebot.
• Real Service Worker registration with proper scope
• Activation and claim of all clients
• Lifecycle event handling
Bot Impact: Googlebot may register but not wait for activation
• Writing data to cache storage
• Reading cached data
• Cache persistence and management
Bot Impact: Bots don't persist cache between crawls
• Intercepting network requests
• Modifying responses on-the-fly
• Serving content from cache when offline
Bot Impact: Critical for SEO - bots may not execute fetch handlers
• Two-way communication between page and worker
• Message channel functionality
• Broadcasting to all clients
Bot Impact: Bots typically don't use message channels
• Background sync registration
• Push notification capability
• Periodic background tasks
Bot Impact: Not relevant for bots - they don't support background features
• IndexedDB access from Service Worker
• Data persistence across sessions
• Complex data storage capabilities
Bot Impact: Bots don't maintain IndexedDB state
• Service Worker overhead
• Cache performance vs network
• Registration timing
Bot Impact: Performance metrics help understand bot crawl efficiency
✓ Always serve critical content server-side
✓ Use network-first strategy for content pages
✓ Implement proper fallbacks for bot traffic
✓ Test with Chrome DevTools in Googlebot mode
✓ Monitor Search Console for rendering issues