The most obvious difference is the big friendly and colorful "Google" that we are used to seeing in the middle of the Google homepage. If you look at the first picture instead of seeing the Google logo, you will only see the word "Google" written in black near the top of the page.

This is because text browsers do not show images. The big colorful Google logo we are used to seeing is an image. The reason that it says "Google" in the text browser is because that is the ALT text that Google has chosen to use for this logo.

Now if you were to navigate through this page in the text browser, you would find that each link works. You will also find that all the text is displayed, and that the search form works. This means that all the elements of the Google home page work also in text browsers. Congratulations Google! Your home page does not pose a problem to search engine crawlers.

If your website can be navigated through in a text browser, then search engine crawlers can navigate it as well.

To try it, you must have a Google account (AdWords, Gmail or Analytics ).

From you AdSense account you can't get it.

- Login to your account - Go to this page: https://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/add?hl=en
- Enter your Website URL at the bottom
- Verify your Website by creating a uniquely-named, but empty HTML file and uploading it to your server. (A clever solution to know if you are the owner of the site)
- Click the “View stats” link

What kind of information will you get ?

Query stats:

Top queries to Google that return pages from your site

Top queries to Google that directed traffic to your site

Crawl stats :

HTTP errors

URLs restricted by robots.txt

Unreachable URLs

URLs timed out

URLs not followed

The PageRank of your pages in Google

Page analysis: Statistics that show you how the Googlebot sees your site

Index stats :

Indexed pages in your site

Pages that refer to your site's URL

Pages that link to your site

The current cache of your site Information

Google has about your site Pages that refer to your site's URL

Pages that are similar to your site