Google will soon stop considering sites with full-page app install ads as mobile friendly Comments
- Heavy reader
- 6ch
This is why google own the world wide web league.
Google see it through user's eyes and experience hence they improve it. In the end google wins user's mind and heart.
- Andy
- jCq
Anyone who has an issue with Google's choice to make the mobile web more user friendly may simply switch to Bing or Yahoo as their search provider. Enjoy!!!
- Anonymous
- Mfx
stobs, 02 Sep 2015and what *can* google do about it? if someone hits the url directly, they're still gonna go to... moreGoogle control search rankings, and being put down in the search rankings can seriously harm a website's potential, especially business sites. I assume mobile friendly gets first billing on mobile searches.
Sure, you can go direct, this won't change that at all, but the more pages of search results someone has to trawl through to get to a site, the less likely they are to bother.
- AnonD-424948
- MtB
stobs, 02 Sep 2015and what *can* google do about it? if someone hits the url directly, they're still gonna go to... moreWell,Google almost own internet. But to enlightened you - it will be done trough Chrome,so yes,Google can block this things!
- AnonD-424948
- MtB
Finally! Now we talking! Nice decision because those ads are really annoying.Especially on small screens...
- Anonymous
- FUf
I always experience this when browsing most site always automatically redirect me to a DL page saying my Samsung tab or android phone is infected and need to download an app to fix it which is weird since I'm using a Lumia 530 and its not running android let alone a Samsung tab and most of those download are launchers and most annoying is they sometimes automatically redirect me to Google play store how is that even possible.
- AnonD-102194
- IrP
stobs, 02 Sep 2015and what *can* google do about it? if someone hits the url directly, they're still gonna go to... moreguess you are owner of one of the spamming website
- stobs
- vQ}
and what *can* google do about it? if someone hits the url directly, they're still gonna go to the website unless google purchased the internet last night.
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