AI crawler access of big online stores: who is blocked
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Which of 27 AI and search crawlers five large online stores allow on their home page and on a product search path, read from robots.txt by the RFC 9309 rules. The table lists the allowed and blocked crawlers per store and per path. Use it to compare how retailers treat AI shopping assistants and training bots.
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