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I have a website client that is using Shopify, and recently was told that a prefetch code used on his site would lead their site being slower, the seo being negatively impacted, and hurting quality rankings on paid traffic channels. Also that the script was malicious. Can someone please help me look into these accusations for me because I don't believe one word of them. Our clients site has actually been doing really solid with performance so I just don't see this adding up.
Can you elaborate on the scam part? For example, just the use of prefetch.js is a scam? This is what I would like to know more from and the perspective from Lighthouse on that code.
I have a website client that is using Shopify, and recently was told that a prefetch code used on his site would lead their site being slower, the seo being negatively impacted, and hurting quality rankings on paid traffic channels. Also that the script was malicious. Can someone please help me look into these accusations for me because I don't believe one word of them. Our clients site has actually been doing really solid with performance so I just don't see this adding up.
Here's what's in our theme files:
{% unless template contains 'cart' %} {{ 'prefetch.js' | asset_url | script_tag }} {% endunless %}Here's a link to the code
https://pastebin.com/wbcYi0BD
Is there anything malicious about this code that would harm the clients site?
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