BazQux
What is BazQux?
About
BazQux is a feed fetcher that retrieves RSS/Atom feeds and comments for the BazQux Reader service. It periodically crawls and refreshes user-subscribed feeds to deliver updated content to the paid RSS reader platform. You can see how often BazQux visits your website by setting up Dark Visitors agent analytics.
Expected Behavior
Fetchers visit websites on-demand. They're normally dispatched by apps to present metadata about a link (e.g. the title and thumbnail image) to a user.
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Detail
Operated By | BazQux |
Last Updated | 19 hours ago |
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Robots.txt
Should I Block BazQux?
Probably not. If you block a fetcher, it won't be able to fetch the metadata it needs to display a link preview. Fewer people will click on the link to your website without this.
How Do I Block BazQux?
You can block BazQux or limit its access by setting user agent token rules in your website's robots.txt. Set up Dark Visitors agent analytics to check whether it's actually following them.
User Agent String | Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; BazQux/2.4; +https://bazqux.com/fetcher; 1 subscribers) |
# robots.txt
# This should block BazQux
User-agent: BazQux
Disallow: /