Google Webmaster Tools To Add JavaScript Debugging Tool

Once again a good new for all the blogger and webmasters that there favorite tool Google Webmaster Tool is going to add a new feature on its lists. Yesterday Google team have announced that in coming days they are going to introduce a new tool to help debug your site’s JavaScript issues.

In comparison with the earlier web world has been changed in a broader way and Google also had changed its algorithms. In this Webmaster and site developers is trying a new way yo get there site perfect with the help of JavaScript and CSS.
Many of the time you have noticed on your webmaster tool account that there are some indexing issue by Google Bot with your site. If you are a pro blogger or SEO experts then you can managed to solve the issue and also check for the further issues... But what for those  who can't do these thing and take the Pro-active action for the issues.

On this Google Webmaster Tool have helped to newbie blogger in different ways, as it is simple to  use and much effective also.

With this Tool Google will notified the blogger and webmaster if they have issues crawling and indexing your site because of JavaScript implementation mistakes.

On this Google Says-

We have been gradually improving how we do this for some time. In the past few months, our indexing system has been rendering a substantial number of web pages more like an average user’s browser with JavaScript turned on.

During this process, they’ve run into several frequent problems that may “negatively impact” your pages from ranking in the search results. Google has listed out some of those problems, so one would assume the new tool that Google is working on would highlight these issues to webmasters.

• If resources like JavaScript or CSS in separate files are blocked (say, with robots.txt) so that Googlebot can’t retrieve them, our indexing systems won’t be able to see your site like an average user. We recommend allowing Googlebot to retrieve JavaScript and CSS so that your content can be indexed better. This is especially important for mobile websites, where external resources like CSS and JavaScript help our algorithms understand that the pages are optimized for mobile.
• If your web server is unable to handle the volume of crawl requests for resources, it may have a negative impact on our capability to render your pages. If you’d like to ensure that your pages can be rendered by Google, make sure your servers are able to handle crawl requests for resources.
• It’s always a good idea to have your site degrade gracefully. This will help users enjoy your content even if their browser doesn’t have compatible JavaScript implementations. It will also help visitors with JavaScript disabled or off, as well as search engines that can’t execute JavaScript yet.
• Sometimes the JavaScript may be too complex or arcane for us to execute, in which case we can’t render the page fully and accurately.
• Some JavaScript removes content from the page rather than adding, which prevents us from indexing the content.