Raw HTML is the document exactly as the server sends it, before any JavaScript runs — what a fetcher that does not render sees.
The difference between raw and rendered HTML is the difference between what AI reads and what a visitor sees. Content, structured data and even the title can exist only on one side.
View source shows raw HTML; the browser inspector shows rendered.
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Raw HTML is the document exactly as the server sends it, before any JavaScript runs — what a fetcher that does not render sees.
The difference between raw and rendered HTML is the difference between what AI reads and what a visitor sees. Content, structured data and even the title can exist only on one side.
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