Tuesday, May 28, 2019
Google makes mobile-first indexing the default for all new domains – TechCrunch
At the end of 2018, Google said mobile-first indexing — that is, using a website’s mobile version to index its pages — was being used for more than half the web pages in Google search results. Today, Google announced that mobile-first indexing will now be the default for all new web domains as of July 1, 2019. That means that when a new website is registered it will be crawled by Google’s 
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