Signed exchanges (SXG) allow Google to pre -upload the content of your site, while maintaining the customer confidentiality of the user. This means that both AMP and non-amp, which are displayed in Google, can pre-load several key resources (for example, JavaScript, CSS, images or fonts) if the corresponding site supports SXG.
When the user ultimately presses the result, the web page begins to load much faster, since key resources are already available, which improves the user's experience. This can lead to a reduction in time to maximum content visualization (LCP) for your content, which in turn can improve the general assessment of the page quality.
To implement the SXG, follow the detailed guidance on Web.dev. After implementing, follow the LCP optimization instructions using signed exchange in Google.
For AMP pages, follow the instructions on the amp.dev website.
Google uses SXG cache to pre -load your site content. Google can repeatedly show these cchelled SXGs.
To make sure that the current content is displayed in Google, correctly set the values of the SXG validity period. As a guideline, make sure that the date of expiration is less than the following two values:
To make sure that content is correctly displayed on various devices, follow the following:
To monitor the SXG errors, use the AMP state report to Search Console.
If the Google Botto cannot steer the SXG, it can be transferred to the URL without the use of Application/ Signed-Exchange; V = B3 in the Accept title to get the text/ version.
To determine whether the cache complies with the SXG requirements, use the SXG Validator extension for Chrome.
Or request a cache in Google directly. For example, if SXG URL is https://signed-exchange-testing.dev/sxgs/valid., The corresponding URL cache will look like this:
HTTPS: // Syngnd-Chicchang--testing-girl. Webpkgsache.K.M.K.M.K.
The subdomain calculation algorithm is the same as for AMP Cache, however, the infix/doc//////////line will differ.
If the answer is SXG, this means that the response from the initial server meets the requirements of Google for caching SXG. If not, then it will contain HTTP heading, which will indicate the cause.
Regardless of the response, the cache initiates a request to the source URL to update the copy. This request will occur depending on many factors, including the speed with which Google Bott can scan your site.
Google does not cach SXG longer than the SXG signature period or the expiration date of the Unsigned SXG response headlines.
Use the URL Inspection Tool for debugging caching errors.
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