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edit approved Jun 25, 2021 at 7:41
Kannan
edit approved Jun 25, 2021 at 7:41
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Basically, letsLet's say I have set my title using HTML to "Something - Example", and with Javascript I change the title to "Apple - Example". When I google my website (after waiting for it to update) or the link gets embedded on things such as twitterwebsites like Twitter or discordDiscord, it shows the static "Something - Example" title instead of the new title.

Basically, lets say I have set my title using HTML to "Something - Example", and with Javascript I change the title to "Apple - Example". When I google my website (after waiting for it to update) or the link gets embedded on things such as twitter or discord, it shows the static "Something - Example" title instead of the new title.

Let's say I have set my title using HTML to "Something - Example" and with Javascript I change the title to "Apple - Example". When I google my website (after waiting for it to update) or the link gets embedded on websites like Twitter or Discord, it shows the static "Something - Example" title instead of the new title.

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Google showing static title instead of dynamically set javascript title

Basically, lets say I have set my title using HTML to "Something - Example", and with Javascript I change the title to "Apple - Example". When I google my website (after waiting for it to update) or the link gets embedded on things such as twitter or discord, it shows the static "Something - Example" title instead of the new title.