If your site is built with Vue.js or React as a single-page application (SPA), domain protection works very differently from traditional multi-page sites. The core challenge: SPA content is rendered client-side, but Google Safe Browsing crawlers can execute JavaScript. WUXIANG SHIELD explains the right approach.
The SPA Challenge
SPAs return a minimal HTML shell — the real content renders via JavaScript. Some crawlers only see the shell (which is fine), but Google's security crawlers render JS fully. Don't assume "SPA = safe from flagging."
Recommended Solutions
SSR + Server-Side Filtering (Best)
Upgrade to SSR (Nuxt.js for Vue, Next.js for React). With server-side rendering, you can inject WUXIANG SHIELD's filter into the rendering pipeline. Security crawlers receive a fully rendered safe page.
Reverse Proxy Filtering
If you can't modify the SPA, add WUXIANG SHIELD as a filtering layer at the Nginx/reverse proxy level. Requests hit the filter before reaching your SPA server.
Don't Forget API Protection
Security crawlers might directly hit your API endpoints. Ensure API routes also pass through WUXIANG SHIELD's filter layer. Get started with WUXIANG SHIELD.