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We have quite some 'poor' pages with 'CLS issue: more than 0.25 (mobile). I was able to find the layout shifts by using devtools and solve the issues.
If I render e.g https://www.diks.nl/scooterverzekering/overschrijven-scooter/ , I cannot find any layout shifts anymore. However, the issue still exist in Google search console but when using https://web.dev/measure/ for the same page the CLS issue is 0. How is still possible?
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Hey JWP
Core web vitals are a bit unique here in that they don't come from crawling by googlebot, rather from the CrUX report.
Most things do come from the crawling, rendering and indexing process though, like the mobile friendly stuff you saw, so crawling dates, and what you observed absolutely is correct for that.
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I think you just need to be patient.
If you click on the line you've circled in the search console, it will show the last time the page(s) in question was/were crawled. I suspect that''ll show, it was pre the fix(es) you made. Once the bot re-crawls the page it was unhappy with, it'll first change to pending and eventually be happy (it does seem to take time).
As you've said, it certainly looks fine according to the web.dev tools.
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Hi,
The scores in search console come from the Chrome User Experience Report (CrUX), this is gathered from actual visitors to the site, and is the aggregate score over the last 28 days, so changes can take some time to filter through fully, and then into search console.
It does look like you have no shift on that page now, so as @JWP says. a little time, but it's not dependant on crawling, that's not the source of this data.
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Can you expand on that a bit dws?
I only have 'end user' experience of course (so no insight into the inner workings of the search console).
When I had some 'too small text' and 'click targets too close' errors a while back, once I'd fixed them, they eventually reduced and disappeared from the search console and that seemed to directly correlate to when Google said the page was last crawled. Hence the reason for my comment.
Is that not how it works then?
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Hey JWP
Core web vitals are a bit unique here in that they don't come from crawling by googlebot, rather from the CrUX report.
Most things do come from the crawling, rendering and indexing process though, like the mobile friendly stuff you saw, so crawling dates, and what you observed absolutely is correct for that.
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Ah right. I'm glad I wasn't imagining it ;-)
Thanks for the clarification. Always good to learn.
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Thanks for clarifying! Let's see what happens in the upcoming period :-)
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