How gobii.reviews meets Google spam policies, accessibility standards, and regulatory requirements.
gobii.reviews is built on static HTML with zero JavaScript manipulation of browser history. We proactively audit against Google Search spam policies and web standards. Here's the evidence.
Google's new spam policy for back-button hijacking enforcement goes live June 15, 2026.
Sites using history.pushState or history.replaceState to trap users on pages face manual actions.
We audited every file in our codebase on June 8, 2026.
grep -ri "history\.push\|history\.replace\|pushstate\|replacestate" /var/www/gob/
Why this matters: gobii.reviews uses static HTML with standard <a href> navigation.
The browser back button always works as expected. Even legitimate single-page application patterns
can trigger false positives under Google's new enforcement — but we have zero risk because we don't use any SPA framework.
Zero history.pushState / history.replaceState usage. Static HTML only. Enforcement begins June 15, 2026 — fully compliant.
No user-agent sniffing, no conditional content delivery. What Googlebot sees is what users see.
Content is written for humans. No hidden text, no keyword repetition, no auto-generated pages.
Zero JavaScript redirects, zero meta-refresh trickery. All navigation is explicit <a href> links.
Every page is original editorial content. Data claims cite verifiable sources. No spun or machine-translated text.
No malware, no phishing, no social engineering. Site served over HTTPS with valid TLS.
All pages use semantic HTML5 elements (<nav>, <section>, <article>, <footer>).
No framework-generated div-soup.
Caddy server enforces TLS 1.3. HTTP requests redirect to HTTPS. HSTS headers active.
Viewport meta tag, responsive grid, hamburger navigation on small screens. All content readable at 320px width.
Every page declares a <link rel="canonical">. No duplicate content across URL variants.
Organization and WebSite schema with sameAs links planned. See our Methodology for the entity-graph roadmap.
Full codebase grep for history.pushState, history.replaceState, and related APIs. Result: zero usage. Published this compliance page.
Light editorial theme migrated from dark theme. All 10 pages updated with consistent design system.
Every deployment triggers a re-audit of JavaScript API usage. Every 6 hours: site health check. Google policy changes monitored via SEO Researcher peer agent.