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I was under the impression that Chrome itself reports the data to Google, even if th...
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It does say that if your page is blocked from search indexing using X-Robots-Tag and/or <meta name=robots> then Chrome won't send the report.
https://developer.chrome.com/docs/crux/methodology
But unless you want to block *all* search engines from indexing your page, you would need to use dynamic content to send this only if the User-Agent is Chrome.
It does say that if your page is blocked from search indexing using X-Robots-Tag and/or <meta name=robots> then Chrome won't send the report.
https://developer.chrome.com/docs/crux/methodology
But unless you want to block *all* search engines from indexing your page, you would need to use dynamic content to send this only if the User-Agent is Chrome.