Why the url inspection is disabled in search console ?
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In this situation, how can we make our pages be fetched by google?
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Thank you . I wish it would be activated soon
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Google have disabled the "Request Indexing" feature of the URL Inspection Tool, in order to make some infrastructure changes. They expect it will return in the coming weeks. You can index content through this regular methods:
https://developers.google.com/search/docs/guides/intro-indexing -
For me it show up but ... in the Queries section for my blog TravelCrog it show nothing ... but in upper graph ... it show all click ... impression etc
I think google messed up there search engine
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