W3C_Unicorn
What is W3C_Unicorn?
About
W3C_Unicorn is an uncategorized agent. It's not currently known to be artificially intelligent or AI-related. If you think that's incorrect or can provide more detail about its purpose, please contact us.
You can set up agent analytics to see when W3C_Unicorn visits your website.
Type
Expected Behavior
Behavior will vary depending on whether this agent is a search engine crawler, data scraper, archiver, one-off fetcher, etc.
Insights
W3C_Unicorn Visiting Your Website
Half of your traffic probably comes from artificial agents, and there are more of them every day. Track their activity with the API or WordPress plugin.
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Access Control
Should I Block W3C_Unicorn?
It's difficult to say without a type. Its purposes could either be good or bad for your website, depending on what it is.
Using Robots.txt
You can block W3C_Unicorn or limit its access by setting user agent token rules in your website's robots.txt. We recommend setting up agent analytics to check whether it's actually following them.
| User Agent Token | Description |
|---|---|
W3C_Unicorn |
Should match instances of W3C_Unicorn |
# robots.txt
# This should block W3C_Unicorn
User-agent: W3C_Unicorn
Disallow: /
Instead of doing this manually, you can use the API or Wordpress plugin to keep your robots.txt updated with the latest known AI scrapers, crawlers, and assistants automatically.
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