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Crawl settings

Control rendering, crawl policy, URL budgets, screenshots, and crawl behavior per site.

Crawl settings

Site-level settings control crawl budget, rendering behavior, screenshots, cache handling, user agent, and crawl region.

Rendering

Rendering is configured per site so user choices are respected instead of silently changed.

Auto mode lets Crawle choose rendering when useful.

JavaScript rendering is useful for dynamic sites and SPAs.

Screenshots and lab performance checks can run on a lower cadence than crawl checks.

Budgets and suppression

URL budgets and suppression rules help keep crawls focused on useful URLs.

Suppression should be used for known traps and low-value parameter URLs.

Crawle can surface parameter trap suggestions for review.

Suppressed URLs stay out of crawl pressure and can be purged when appropriate.

Private beta note

Crawle is currently invite-only. Some features depend on workspace permissions, connected accounts, API quotas, or integration setup by the organization.

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