GSC Full Fetch & Render as Googlebot by Natzir users statistics

See the whole page Google rendered in URL Inspection, not just the first 1,750 px of the live test's screenshot, and list its links.

GSC Full Fetch & Render rebuilds the whole page from the HTML Google rendered in Search Console's URL Inspection. Search Console's screenshot exists only in the live test, and it is cut at about 1,750 px; the crawled page has no screenshot at all. The extension shows the full page in the Screenshot tab, for both the live test and the crawled page.

It turns on by itself when you open View tested page or View crawled page. Click its icon to turn it off in that tab, or right-click the icon to switch the automatic start off and use the icon as an on/off button.

• The whole page, from Google's rendered HTML. Its styles, images and fonts are loaded now by your browser, not by Google, so the test's timeouts don't apply, and the page can differ from what Google saw if the site serves Googlebot something else or has changed since the crawl. What Google certainly didn't load (blocked by robots.txt, HTTP errors, lazy images whose script never ran, loading="lazy" images outside its viewport that it never requested) is left out and outlined in amber, with the list and the reason. • Open it larger, at real size. • Every link on the page, with filters: internal or external; follow, nofollow, ugc or sponsored; crawlable or not, and why (javascript:, empty href, onclick…); visible on load, in a carousel, collapsed, invisible or hidden; and URL issues such as parameters, fragments, http, uppercase, spaces, relative without a slash, or a domain without https://. Click a row to jump to the link on the page, and download the list as CSV.

It's handy for finding where the odd URLs in the Pages report come from. Inspect the pages that may link to them and look for the link in the list.

It doesn't send data anywhere. Everything runs in your browser, inside Search Console. The only requests are for the inspected page's own images, styles and fonts, straight to the site and without a referrer.

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