W3C_I18n-Checker

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Non-Compliant

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What is W3C_I18n-Checker?

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Auto-imported from crawler-user-agents: W3C_I18n-Checker

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Did you find W3C_I18n-Checker/1.0 in your logs?

If you've seen W3C_I18n-Checker/1.0 in your website logs, it indicates that W3C_I18n-Checker has been visiting your site. This agent string is one of the known identifiers for this bot.

W3C_I18n-Checker/1.0

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Expected Behavior

This bot visits websites for various purposes including content analysis, data collection, or automated tasks. Its behavior may vary depending on its specific function and configuration.

Should I Block W3C_I18n-Checker?

This bot is marked as non-compliant, which may mean it doesn't respect robots.txt or engages in aggressive crawling behavior. You may want to consider blocking it if it's causing issues for your site.

How Do I Block W3C_I18n-Checker?

You can block this bot or limit its access by setting user agent token rules in your website's robots.txt file. Use Spyglasses analytics to check whether it's actually following your rules.

User Agent Tokens

W3C_I18n-CheckerShould match instances of this bot

robots.txt

# robots.txt
# This should block W3C_I18n-Checker

User-agent: W3C_I18n-Checker
Disallow: /

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