Does LinkJuice work on mobile browsers?
Does LinkJuice work on mobile browsers?
I often do quick checks from my phone. Does LinkJuice work on Safari iOS / Chrome Android? Are there any limitations?
Re: Does LinkJuice work on mobile browsers?
LinkJuice works on mobile browsers for smaller sites (under ~10,000 link rows). For larger exports, mobile browsers can run out of memory during graph processing.
On iOS Safari, there's a memory limit of around 1.5GB per tab which can be hit by very large CSV files. For full analysis we recommend a desktop browser. The upload interface and basic results viewing work fine on mobile in all cases.
On iOS Safari, there's a memory limit of around 1.5GB per tab which can be hit by very large CSV files. For full analysis we recommend a desktop browser. The upload interface and basic results viewing work fine on mobile in all cases.
Re: Does LinkJuice work on mobile browsers?
Quick tip for anyone confused about orphans: filter out your pagination pages first (URLs with ?page= or /page/2/ patterns). These often show as orphans because the canonical points away from them, but they're not really missing links — they're just correctly de-indexed. Focus the orphan fix on unique content URLs only.
Re: Does LinkJuice work on mobile browsers?
The redirect chain flag has been a goldmine for us. Found 847 internal links pointing to old redirect URLs after a CMS migration. Fixing those took two weeks but the crawl efficiency improvement was massive — Google started finding new content 3x faster based on our GSC coverage reports.