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crypworld

Emerald Member

Nov 6, 2020

Over the years, there is a tough competition and we have many web browsers to use.

Some may be good and some may be faulty with many crashes, slow and other techy faults.

Does faulty browsers lower the rankings of a website?

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Talladavid

Bronze Member

Aug 1, 2021

crypworld said:
Over the years, there is a tough competition and we have many web browsers to use.

Some may be good and some may be faulty with many crashes, slow and other techy faults.

Does faulty browsers lower the rankings of a website?

A faulty browser has nothing to do with the rankings of the website .

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ashim kate

Emerald Member

Nov 24, 2021

Provided that the system can be able to detect whether a person is browsing from a mobile phone or a computer then there is nothing to be worried about because that particular traffic is counting already.

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Dean1

Ruby Member

Aug 8, 2023

Many consumers use mobile browsers to visit websites. Lower rankings may result from your website not being mobile-friendly and responsive. For example, Google takes into account mobile friendliness when determining the order of search results on mobile devices.

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Japhnet

Emerald Member

Oct 16, 2023

It can indirectly affect your rankings by reducing the number of visitors to your site. If your site is not accessible or functional on certain browsers, visitors using those browsers may be unable to access your content, which can lead to lower traffic and engagement on your site