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Open Graph

Sébastien Merour
publié le 26/04/2020 à 15h24 | modifé le 13/06/2020 à 15h43
Catégorie : Front-EndCommentaires (7459)
Open Graph
Description

Open Graph est un protocole. Il permet d'optimiser le contenu d'une page web afin que les utilisateurs puissent la partager sur les principaux réseaux sociaux Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn... Ce protocole facilite le partage depuis un ordinateur, le navigateur d'un smartphone ou une application mobile.

Fonctionnalités
Open Graph consiste en une série de meta tags que l'on peut insérer dans la partie HEAD de la page HTML.
Année de création
2010
Créateur
Facebook
Liens
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7459 Commentaire(s)
  1. user
    Louisnon
    10/08/2026 à 11h08  commentaire modifé

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    Louisnon
    10/08/2026 à 10h58  commentaire modifé

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    Louisnon
    10/08/2026 à 10h57  commentaire modifé

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    PlayCroco
    10/08/2026 à 10h49  commentaire modifé
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  5. user
    Louisnon
    10/08/2026 à 10h47  commentaire modifé

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