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i have a react app, it is deployed, available and registred at google long ago. Google sees sitemap, pages that are on sitemap are indexed, but all what google sees - is like - so only page before loading. The same in url inspection tool - look the same blank. I am not using create-react-app but proper webpack build

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So what am i missing? Should't nowadays google crawler be able index react app?

UPD: I understand that other frameworks, with another rendering aproach may work. But does that mean that after all the years - google can't index second most popular framework? So at the end of the day react totally unusable by itself?

UPD2: react produces the html page with main.js script - that is executed on page and shows all content. Not only react does this. There are other frameworks doing the same. So it means google tottaly helpless in this situation?

i have a react app, it is deployed, available and registred at google long ago. Google sees sitemap, pages that are on sitemap are indexed, but all what google sees - is like - so only page before loading. The same in url inspection tool - look the same blank.

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  <body>
    <div id="root"></div>
  </body>

So what am i missing? Should't nowadays google crawler be able index react app?

UPD: I understand that other frameworks, with another rendering aproach may work. But does that mean that after all the years - google can't index second most popular framework? So at the end of the day react totally unusable by itself?

i have a react app, it is deployed, available and registred at google long ago. Google sees sitemap, pages that are on sitemap are indexed, but all what google sees - is like - so only page before loading. The same in url inspection tool - look the same blank. I am not using create-react-app but proper webpack build

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  <body>
    <div id="root"></div>
  </body>

So what am i missing? Should't nowadays google crawler be able index react app?

UPD: I understand that other frameworks, with another rendering aproach may work. But does that mean that after all the years - google can't index second most popular framework? So at the end of the day react totally unusable by itself?

UPD2: react produces the html page with main.js script - that is executed on page and shows all content. Not only react does this. There are other frameworks doing the same. So it means google tottaly helpless in this situation?

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i have a react app, it is deployed, available and registred at google long ago. Google sees sitemap, pages that are on sitemap are indexed, but all what google sees - is like - so only page before loading. The same in url inspection tool - look the same blank.

...
  <body>
    <div id="root"></div>
  </body>

So what am i missing? Should't nowadays google crawler be able index react app?

UPD: I understand that other frameworks, with another rendering aproach may work. But does that mean that after all the years - google can't index second most popular framework? So at the end of the day react totally unusable by itself?

i have a react app, it is deployed, available and registred at google long ago. Google sees sitemap, pages that are on sitemap are indexed, but all what google sees - is like - so only page before loading. The same in url inspection tool - look the same blank.

...
  <body>
    <div id="root"></div>
  </body>

So what am i missing? Should't nowadays google crawler be able index react app?

i have a react app, it is deployed, available and registred at google long ago. Google sees sitemap, pages that are on sitemap are indexed, but all what google sees - is like - so only page before loading. The same in url inspection tool - look the same blank.

...
  <body>
    <div id="root"></div>
  </body>

So what am i missing? Should't nowadays google crawler be able index react app?

UPD: I understand that other frameworks, with another rendering aproach may work. But does that mean that after all the years - google can't index second most popular framework? So at the end of the day react totally unusable by itself?

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Google doesn't index react pages

i have a react app, it is deployed, available and registred at google long ago. Google sees sitemap, pages that are on sitemap are indexed, but all what google sees - is like - so only page before loading. The same in url inspection tool - look the same blank.

...
  <body>
    <div id="root"></div>
  </body>

So what am i missing? Should't nowadays google crawler be able index react app?