What is difference between Google "Fetch" And "Fetch As"...?
 

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What is difference between Google "Fetch" And "Fetch As"...?

Fetch as Google is a Google Search Console feature that lets you simulate how a published web page looks to Google. It also lets you manually submit pages to Google's search index, so you can quickly and efficiently let Google know about changes to your site.

No idea, only heard of the fetch api in javascript

Fetch as Googlebot: The Fetch as Google tool enables you to test how Google crawls an URL on your site.
Fetch and render: Fetches a specified URL in your site, displays the HTTP response and also renders the page according to a specified platform (desktop or smartphone).

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There are 2 options in webmaster tool, Fetch used crawl particular URL alone. Fetch As used to Crawl all files like URL, Images, CSS, js files and so on.

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Fetch as Googlebot: The Fetch as Google tool enables you to test how Google crawls an URL on your site.

Fetches a specified URL in your site and displays the HTTP response. Does not request or run any associated resources (such as images or scripts) on the page. This is a relatively quick operation that you can use to check or debug suspected network connectivity or security issues with your site, and see the success or failure of the request.

Fetch and render: Fetches a specified URL in your site, displays the HTTP response and also renders the page according to a specified platform (desktop or smartphone). This operation requests and runs all resources on the page (such as images and scripts). Use this to detect visual differences between how Googlebot sees your page and how a user sees your page.

Fetch as Google is a tool in Search Console which allows users to test if Googlebot is able to fetch a URL on your site and how it renders a webpage. If a page was successfully fetched, the user can request that Google recrawl and possibly re-index the page.