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What is history pushState?
In an HTML document, the history. pushState() method adds an entry to the browser’s session history stack.
What is history stack?
The history stack stores the current page and previous pages that you visited. To manipulate the history stack, you use the history object which is a property of the window object: window.history.
How do I change my browser history?
Click the History menu at the top of the screen. The menu lists recent pages from your browsing history, which you can navigate to by clicking them. To edit your history or view it in detail, click Show All History.
What does the pushState () method do?
The pushState() method enables mapping of a state object to a URL. The address bar is updated to match the specified URL without actually loading the page.
How to get page property of Google history?
Create a new Data Layer Variable macro to get the page property of the new history state: And that’s it.
What happens to the validation history in Search Console?
Search Console keeps a record of all URLs checked in the validation history, which can be reached from the issue details page. If the issue is not found, the instance validation state changes to Passing. If this is the first instance checked after validation has started, the issue validation state changes to Looking good.
What does it mean when a page is excluded from the index?
(For example, you might have deliberately excluded it by a noindex directive, or it might be a duplicate of a canonical page that we’ve already indexed on your site.) Valid: The page is indexed. Each status (error, warning valid, excluded) has a specific reason for that status.
What happens when all error and warning URLs are checked?
When all error and warning URLs have been checked and the issue count is 0, the issue state changes to Passed. Important: Even when the number of affected pages drops to 0 and issue state changes to Passed, the original severity label will still be shown ( Error or Warning ).