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web crawler
متتبع الارتباطات
web crawler N COMPUT
web crawler
متتبع الارتباطات
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Page hijacking is a form of cloaking, made possible because some web crawlers detect duplicates while indexing web pages.
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This is useful to make a page appear to be relevant for a web crawler in a way that makes it more likely to be found.
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Consider that authors are producers of information, and a web crawler is the consumer of this information, grabbing the text and storing it in a cache (or corpus).
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A web crawler can periodically traverse a website to see if any changes have occurred since its last visit.
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Firstly it uses an automated web crawler to find and index gaming content.
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