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2026-08-11

Faster delivery and locale continuity

Reduced first-load transfer and rendering work, while keeping Chinese, Japanese, and Spanish visitors in an explicit language context across the AI catalog.

What changed

01

Enabled safe gzip delivery for JavaScript, CSS, JSON, SVG, and React Server Component responses at the production edge.

02

Reduced homepage CSS by removing unused webfont families, cut font preloads from six to one, and moved disabled advertising logic out of the client bundle.

03

Converted the site shell to a server component with small interaction islands and stopped viewport-driven navigation prefetch from issuing sixteen competing requests on first load.

04

Added localized catalog gateway pages so language navigation no longer silently switches to English when a reviewed translation is not yet available.

05

Corrected page-level canonicals, localized document-language delivery, privacy titles, and duplicate brand suffixes before search publication.

Version · v4.3.6-indexnow-delivery-verified

Latest releases

IndexNow production delivery verification

Verified production IndexNow receipt with a new key: Microsoft's external proof returned HTTP 200, single-URL GET and POST both returned HTTP 200, and eight batches covering 386 canonical URLs each returned HTTP 200 with zero retries. A second run found the inventory unchanged and sent no request.

IndexNow proof-origin protocol fix

Production Bing validation exposed HTTP 500 at the external root proof because TLS termination was followed by an internal rewrite using the wrong protocol. This release corrects that rewrite boundary, but remains unverified until the external proof returns HTTP 200, the automatic submission runs, a later canary returns HTTP 200, and the idempotent rerun passes.

IndexNow root-proof request compatibility

After v4.3.3, the exact root-level {key}.txt proof returned HTTP 200, but a full request carrying keyLocation still returned HTTP 403; a minimal homepage request with the same production key and no keyLocation returned HTTP 202. This release omits that field, while the automatic full run and idempotent rerun remain deployment checks.

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