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Is SPA or long form scrolling web design yet as good as old (MPA) design re:SEO?

I've searched topically through this subreddit, but I didn't find a direct discussion about this. Or at least in the time I spent searching.

In the past 4-6 months more customers and potential customers have drawn my attention to websites that use SPA (Single-Page Application) or SPA-like designs. They're not new, but they seem to be getting more popular. For more than a year, I saw them often with SaaS, apps, and software products or for many landing pages linked to ads, etc. These clients/potentials find them impressive and are curious if there are any penalties to using them. Impressive is a completely subjective opinion, to be clear.

It wasn't long ago that the SPA structure was still a liability to some degree where Googlebot and MPA (multi page) worked great, It was tried and true and you could depend on the crawler responses. There were often issues that were randomly occurring because of the java dependent generation while scrolling the SPA's. But there seems to be a lot more builds using SPA.

I'm looking as much for people's preferred "current" resources analyzing this related to crawlers and SEO but also welcome feedback. I need to build a "smarter" response to customers/potentials. LOL

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