Re: shebang URL hash - #!

On 27/10/2021 09:30, Klaus-Peter Wegge wrote:
> if and how can lynx deal with so called shebang URLs?
> 
> #! is called the shebang URL hash, used to hint to search engines that
> this site is using Ajax to display another page.
> 
> Examle:
> <a 
> href="https://docs.din.de/din-documents/ui/#!/doc/default/9637d154-ffae-4b40-97c1-7274b6faa837?p=din-email-docs-page">Komprimieren 
> und Herunterladen</a>
> 

If I understand 
<https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3009380/whats-the-shebang-hashbang-in-facebook-and-new-twitter-urls-for> 
correctly, this technique is deprecated, and the page it would lead to, 
when interpreted as Google would interpret it, is quite likely to be 
non-functional, as all it needs to do is provide searchable text that 
would have been seen if you went to the real, Ajax, page, and it 
constructed the working copy of the target page on the fly.