LayGridder's <noscript> tag impacts image search results with search engines

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Somehow the <noscript> tag's content ends up in many (or all?) descriptions of image search results. Just search for images with the term made with LayGridder and you fill find images from pages that use LayGridder.

I think this is neither user-friendly (the description is misleading when looking at image search results for some search term) nor an intended use of the <noscript> tag, as searching for the term laygridder should not bring up images from pages that just use the plugin and have nothing else to do with the plugin.

@silvan said in LayGridder's <noscript> tag impacts image search results with search engines:

Somehow the <noscript> tag's content ends up in many (or all?) descriptions of image search results. Just search for images with the term made with LayGridder and you fill find images from pages that use LayGridder.

I think this is neither user-friendly (the description is misleading when looking at image search results for some search term) nor an intended use of the <noscript> tag, as searching for the term laygridder should not bring up images from pages that just use the plugin and have nothing else to do with the plugin.

I mean it should say "please turn on JavaScript to view this webpage" or something—which is not really better as a description for an image search result.

Why is the <noscript> tag needed in the first place? The grid works perfectly for me without JavaScript.

I guess this is related to this feature request.

Dear @silvan
I will forward this to Armin.

Best!

Marius

Thank you Marius!

Hey! Hmm ok we will remove this.