On August 6, 2022, Google will no longer support some video and image sitemap extension tags. Gary Illyes from Google said it is removing support for those sitemap extension tags to simplify sitemap extensions and to help “reduce complexity of your codebases” by making sitemaps “less cluttered in general.” What is being removed. The following sitemap extension tags are no longer going to be supported: Within image sitemaps: caption geo_location title license Within video sitemaps: category player_loc[@allow_embed] player_loc[@autoplay] gallery_loc, price[@all] tvshow[@all] August 6, 2022.

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