How does Omegaindexer index check work?

FlyingGains · Oct 6, 2023

They have option to check if link is indexed but I have never seen this. They use something with http://webcache.googleusercontent.com.

is this a legit method to check index?? Because if I use site: to check index often they are not indexed there

jamie3000 · Oct 6, 2023

I think they use the indexing API and 301 redirect from their own cheap domains to your URLs

tidelow · Oct 6, 2023

Code:

https://gist.github.com/qsun/1654432

FlyingGains · Oct 6, 2023

tidelow said:
Code:

https://gist.github.com/qsun/1654432

Okay I still dont know why results differ to site: method

jamie3000 · Oct 6, 2023

tidelow said:
Code:

https://gist.github.com/qsun/1654432

What does this actually do? Force Google to crawl a URL? Or just check the cached contents?

tidelow · Oct 7, 2023

FlyingGains said:
Okay I still dont know why results differ to site: method

G knows about indexers and index checkers, so there are lots of reasons why they would limit people from abusing that particular search dork. Most index checkers will use a combination of methods due to this.

tidelow · Oct 7, 2023

jamie3000 said:
What does this actually do? Force Google to crawl a URL? Or just check the cached contents?

The script checks if Google has indexed & cached a particular link. Don't believe it will crawl and index a link submitted though.

hideath · Oct 7, 2023

Cached pages meant they're crawled,
Not necessarily indexed & if they're not they won't appear in Google search,
using "site:" is the only way to find out about indexing,
it will not even work with some pages with php parameters in the url, u'll need to use "inurl:" with these or a combination of "site:" and page title/content

tidelow · Oct 7, 2023

hideath said:
Cached pages meant they're crawled,
Not necessarily indexed & if they're not they won't appear in Google search,
using "site:" is the only way to find out about indexing,
it will not even work with some pages with php parameters in the url, u'll need to use "inurl:" with these or a combination of "site:" and page title/content

Appreciate the clarification.

FlyingGains · Oct 7, 2023

hideath said:
Cached pages meant they're crawled,
Not necessarily indexed & if they're not they won't appear in Google search,
using "site:" is the only way to find out about indexing,
it will not even work with some pages with php parameters in the url, u'll need to use "inurl:" with these or a combination of "site:" and page title/content

thanks

titodez · Oct 7, 2023

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khachung · Jan 17, 2024

Web cache is used to determine whether a link has been crawled or not. If crawled, there will be a date and cached version available.

The presence of a website on the web cache means that the website has been indexed by Google, but the display of that website's content on Google search will depend on Google's algorithms.

Wettix · Oct 22, 2024

FlyingGains said:
Okay I still dont know why results differ to site: method

because the site operator just uses "a sample" or ulrs, this according to them

Wettix · Oct 22, 2024

tidelow said:
Code:

https://gist.github.com/qsun/1654432

this confirmed?

FlyingGains said:
thanks

sometimes you get an indexed status but the page will only appear to a small portion of users, hence the difference in site

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iliag · Oct 22, 2024

Basically to check if the URL is indexed you need to perform 4 kinds of searches:

1. Webcache mentioned above

2. "your_url" in brackets

3. inurl:your_url

4. site:your_url

You'd be surprised how randomly Google shows the results. But if any of these queries shows your UR in the results, it might mean that it's indexed (not 100% though)

Wettix · Oct 23, 2024

iliag said:
Basically to check if the URL is indexed you need to perform 4 kinds of searches:

1. Webcache mentioned above

2. "your_url" in brackets

3. inurl:your_url

4. site:your_url

You'd be surprised how randomly Google shows the results. But if any of these queries shows your UR in the results, it might mean that it's indexed (not 100% though)

thanks! but webcache was deprecated

iliag · Oct 23, 2024

Wettix said:
thanks! but webcache was deprecated

Oh, thanks. didn't know about that.

roberthreidar · Oct 23, 2024

Is your robots.txt file accidentally blocking indexing?

Wettix · Oct 23, 2024

iliag said:
Oh, thanks. didn't know about that.

oh I read more about that and it's not deprecated, it was completely removed says danny on x

also I checked the info omage indexed is sending and they are able to show "crawl-66-249-72-xxx.googlebot.com" the Googlebot IP and name, not sure how they are using this info

Wettix · Oct 23, 2024

roberthreidar said:
Is your robots.txt file accidentally blocking indexing?

are you asking the main thread owner? robots accidentalling disallowing would be one of my first check

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