According to a source at Allotment Digital, it is unnecessary to provide different or pre-rendered content to Google when using html5mode and removing hashtags from URLs.
While some websites state that ajax crawling documents are deprecated, others such as NG Learn claim that Google can crawl AngularJS just fine. Different solutions may be found in old Stack Overflow questions.
If you choose not to use hashtags, you have the option of adding _escaped_fragment_ requests at the end of your URL to indicate to Google how to view your website.
I have implemented html5mode in my AngularJS application and removed hashtags (e.g. www.domain.com/app/page-1). What steps should I take to ensure that Google can effectively crawl my AngularJS application? Can you provide more insight into the crawling process for someone who is not an expert in this field?
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