“Search engines and social networks are always trying to crawl your pages, but they only see the javascript tags...We render your javascript in a browser, save the static HTML, and you return that to the crawlers!”— Prender.io, prerender.io
“The idea is simple: we’re going to have our application running from our application port, and then a PhantomJS instance of our application running from a snapshot port. Requests from non-bots will be served directly from our application port (it doesn’t matter what port that is), and requests from…”— Jesse Lawson, lawsonry.com
“With the recent change of requiring the tag, now all my SVG icons that I use that have clip-paths, masks, etc... are broken. I can't set the urls for those properties to absolute paths because the url constantly changes when navigate in the app and I can't set relative urls because of the now. The o…”— ryanzec, github.com