Is it possible to skip IF's Javascript check for major search engines?

[IdealaRealo]

Hi,
I noticed that search engines (like Bing) are unable to index free sites on InfinityFree due to Javascript filtering, except Google. Would it be possible to disable JS checking for IP ranges of popular search engines? After all, the more visibility, the more advertising.

[Thewebuser22]

No, it’s not possible to disable the JS check. However, Bing and any major search engine should be able to index your website as they are capable of executing JS and handling cookies. If you’re having trouble with your website indexing, then as per this article I recommend signing up for Bing’s webmaster service to ensure that they index your website correctly.

[IdealaRealo]

It was using Bing Webmaster Tools that I noticed the problem, but perhaps it simply doesn’t index my website because it’s not interesting.

I’ve submitted the sitemap, and the only result I can see is the following list of errors (related to the JS check page):
Title tag missing - Error - 1
Meta Description tag missing - Error - 1
Meta Language tag missing - Warning - 1
H1 tag missing - Notice - 1

I’ll look for other options that I may not have seen.

[Admin]

The Bing site crawler is able to access your site, but webmasters tool usually use a different, simpler mechanism to check the page, which may not be able to bypass the security system.

Many other websites on our hosting have been indexed by Bing without any problems. If your site can’t be found yet, that’s probably because the Bing crawler hasn’t indexed your website yet.