sandboxing
- noun
- /ˈsændˌbɑːksɪŋ/
- Jargon
- Due to sandboxing, the new online store didn't appear in Google searches until the restrictions were lifted.
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The website faced sandboxing for several months before it gained visibility in search results.
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After undergoing sandboxing, the blog finally started attracting traffic from search engines.
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To understand why they are irrelevant on Android, we have to focus on the way Google built its platform, using a model called sandboxing.
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Etymology
Sandboxing comes from the image of a sandbox, a simple box of sand where children can 'play safely' without making a mess. So when search engines 'sandbox' a new site, they keep it in a limited, safe place for a while before letting it appear fully in the results.