Reputation: 167
On the Windows 8 website when I look at the code they have written I found some meta tags which I think are not commonly used.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/cougar-mountain-zoo-download-theme
Is that kind of code used inside the company or applied to everyone's website?
<meta name="MS.PageId" content="839880" />
<meta name="MS.PageVer" content="49" />
<meta name="MS.Nav.Level" content="3" />
<meta name="MS.Nav.Channel" content="Download-Shop" />
<meta name="MS.Culture" content="en-US" />
<meta name="Search.os" content="Windows" />
<meta name="Search.Product" content="eADQiWindows 7XVcnh" />
<meta name="Search.Product" content="eADQiWindows 8XVcnh" />
<meta name="Search.Product" content="eADQiWindows RTXVcnh" />
<meta name="Search.SupportedOS" content="eADQiWindows 7XVcnh" />
<meta name="Search.SupportedOS" content="eADQiWindows 8XVcnh" />
<meta name="Search.SupportedOS" content="eADQiWindows RTXVcnh" />
<meta name="Search.AppliesTo" content="WOL" />
<meta name="Search.PageTitle" content="Cougar Mountain Zoo theme" />
<meta name="Description" content="Enjoy the menagerie in this free theme for Windows featuring the inhabitants of Cougar Mountain Zoo." />
<meta name="Search.Culture" content="eADQien-USXVcnh" />
<meta name="msapplication-TileImage" content="http://res1.windows.microsoft.com/Resources/3.6/WOL/shared/images/Win8_Logo_144x144.png" />
<meta name="msapplication-TileColor" content="#1A1A1A" />
<meta name="MS.BIAuthStateLoggingDisabled" content="true" />
Upvotes: 0
Views: 252
Reputation: 3384
Outside description, None of those are considered by Google and most look like they are very specific to Microsoft and their own systems. They have "ms" in their names or gibberish content.
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 2515
These are primarily for Search Engine Optimization SEO. They does not add anything to the user interface, but are parseable text.
These are also used to specify the author and keyword informations too..
Upvotes: 1