Error in Google: For full functionality of this site it is necessary to enable JavaScript. Here are the instructions how to enable JavaScript in your web browser

Site URL: http://mybodytuning.nl

Hi everyone,

I've recently launched my client's website and the following text pops up in Google search results: For full functionality of this site it is necessary to enable JavaScript. Here are the instructions how to enable JavaScript in your web browser.

I've filled in the site title and description but somehow it doesn't show. The url also shows http instead op https, even though SSL is active. Has anyone experienced this error before and found a solution?

Thanks!

Hey I'm having this exact same issue - I saw that the issue is now fixed for your website. What ended up being the solution if you don't mind sharing? 

Would love to know as well.

How to change the website title, it appears in Google as "untitled", plus without www

Same problem. Can someone tell me the solution, please?!

Did anybody figure out how to fix this? 🙂

7 hours ago, ybierens said:

Did anybody figure out how to fix this?

It appears there are two issues being discussed here. What issue are you having.

I am also having this issue: following text pops up in Google search results: "For full functionality of this site it is necessary to enable JavaScript. Here are the instructions how to enable JavaScript in your web browser."

Does anyone know why this could be happening?

Hello, same issue in Google search results.

I think Google is not indexing the website, because in Google Search Console I'm having this error when I try to inspect the main url:

URL is not on Google. 
Page is not indexed: Duplicate, Google chose different canonical than user. (Please see screenshot attached.)

My website: www.murustudios.com

Thanks in advance, I'm lost with this issue.

Does anybody know how to fix this I'm having the same issue

Hi Everyone, I was able to successfully resolve this issue. This can sometimes happen when you launch a new website (associated with a new domain). The message will go away once Google has officially indexed your website. You can sign up for Search Console to monitor the progress.

For me, it took about 4-6 weeks for the homepage to be indexed, at which point that error message went away. It can take 3-6 months for your full website (site map) to be indexed on Google, so once that error message goes away, you'll still need to wait a little while for the rest of the pages to be indexed.

You can always "request indexing" or "validate a fix", if you are getting an error message in Search Console. However, it is common for Search Console to prioritize certain pages and not index "duplicates". As long as your main pages are indexed, don't worry about any duplicates that aren't being indexed.

If you are building a new website and mapping it to an existing domain, you won’t receive this error message. You don’t have to start over with your Google rankings. Your new website (associated with a previous domain) will probably be re-indexed within about 4-7 days. If anything SEO should improve!

Thanks @kharawolf it makes sense, I will check!