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Essentially, this means that there is no reason for Googlebot to worry about page speed, and you should instead just focus on improving things for your users. You still need to pay attention to Googlebot for crawling purposes, which is a separate task.

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My personal blog drops 75 out of 87 links, and all . So what happens when mobile versions of sites become the primary way to access the web, largely, by A

Google's announcement to move forward with a mobile-first index raises new questions about how the link structure of the web as a whole might be affected when these cropped web experiences become the first (and sometimes only) versions of the web Googlebot encounters.