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title: "Comment by Sandeep Panda on \"Prerender React using Next js\" | Hashnode"
description: "Very interesting. A minor correction - Google does execute JavaScript while indexing your pages. But we can’t say the same for other crawlers. So, it’s always b"
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Comment [Prerender React using Next js](https://hashnode.com/posts/prerender-react-using-next-js/5fa4068b3e634314b51790ab)

[Sandeep Panda](https://hashnode.com/@sandeep)

[Nov 6, 2020](https://hashnode.com/posts/prerender-react-using-next-js/5fa4068b3e634314b51790ab/comment/5fa51c173e634314b5179e61)

Very interesting. A minor correction - Google does execute JavaScript while indexing your pages. But we can’t say the same for other crawlers. So, it’s always best to pre render your pages. Thanks for writing this. 🙌

The following article explains how exactly Google indexes pages with JS. I found it very interesting.

[web.dev/javascript-and-google-search-io-2019](https://web.dev/javascript-and-google-search-io-2019/)

[Corey O'Donnell](https://hashnode.com/@CodeByCorey)

[Nov 6, 2020](https://hashnode.com/posts/prerender-react-using-next-js/5fa4068b3e634314b51790ab/comment/5fa51c173e634314b5179e61#reply-5fa55f7054cc5b4ad931df29)

Thanks for the correction.

I wonder if it affects your Google rank if they are required to use JavaScript to fetch your content vs just HTML.