Yesterday, Google sent mass notifications for blocked JavaScript and CSS. I recommend you read that story if you haven't yet. Since then, there have been many questions about what to do. I recommended ...

Google announced they’ve updated their webmaster guidelines to specifically note that blocking your CSS or JavaScript files may have a negative impact on your indexing and search rankings in Google.

You may remember an announcement made by Google several months ago that its indexing system now renders web pages more like a typical web browser. As a direct follow ...

Yandex warns webmasters to not block their JavaScript and CSS files because they are starting to crawl those resources for indexing. Yandex, the large Russian search engine, announced (in Russian) ...

Don’t be alarmed if you received a warning from Google in your email today — many webmasters were alerted that “Googlebot cannot access your JavaScript and/or CSS files.” Google sent out this warning ...

Over the past two years, cybercrime groups have used quite an assortment of tricks to hide credit card stealing code (also known as web skimmers or Magecart scripts) inside various locations of an ...

Microsoft’s new browser, Edge, has a new rendering engine, EdgeHTML. Like Edge, the new rendering engine is only available in Windows 10, but it does more than just power the company’s new browser: It ...

Bartosz Goralewicz asked Martin Splitt of Google an interesting question. He asked if we should break out CSS and JavaScript files into smaller chunks of files or not. The answer from Martin is a long ...