omgili
Webz.io · Another search engine or assistant
omgili was built for the Omgili search engine, now discontinued; today it crawls for Webz.io, which makes the data available through its API. It focuses on news sites, blogs, reviews, online shops and forums.
Fact sheet
- Operator
- Webz.io
- What it is for
- It crawls for a search engine or assistant the score does not measure.
- Assistant it feeds
- None of the assistants we measure
- Counts towards the Parsigo score
- No. It crawls for search or answers, but not for any of the assistants we measure.
- Official documentation
- webz.io/blog/web-data/what-is-the-omgili-bot-and-why-is-it-crawling-your-website
If you block it
You ask for your pages to be left out of the service it crawls for. Your score does not change: it belongs to none of the assistants we measure.
Allow or block
A group of its own makes omgili ignore the “User-agent: *” rules. If you have Disallow lines there that should still apply to it, repeat them inside its group. To allow it, writing nothing is usually enough.
Allow
User-agent: omgili Allow: /
Block
User-agent: omgili Disallow: /
Test it on your site
We run the diagnostic on your site and show you whether omgili can get in, with the robots.txt line that decides it. Free, no sign-up.